bigbrownhen
Well-Known Member
I carry a back pack with all needed supplies of my own. Along with maps and extra pens and such. Im never very far from my backpack, so its just quicker to use my own stuff, and its better quality.
Dear Mr. UPS Socks,
I hope you are correct 100% of the time. I've been at ups 29 1/2 years and have seen ups (hang out to dry) fire sups and mgrs for not being 100% correct. Makeing a mistake can be fatel also.
Dear Mr. UPS Socks,
I hope you are correct 100% of the time. I've been at ups 29 1/2 years and have seen ups (hang out to dry) fire sups and mgrs for not being 100% correct. Makeing a mistake can be fatel also.
Any of these 3 sups have an M.D? Only you can decide if you need medical treatment after receiving an on the job injury. They talked you out of it so their numbers looked good, thats it THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU, ME or ANYONE else!
It took my full time supervisor, the building supervisor and the safety manager to conclude i did not need to go to the "clinic" and a injury report was not filed, the injury was located on my knuckle and probably should have been stitched just because i had a similar cut on my other hand some time ago and it would not stay closed but i did not want to push the issue since i might have still been on probation so i just wore a finger splint for about two weeks . Not sure who the auditor is ill have to take a closer look at the signature that's on the first aid kit. The part i find funny is that last week we had a safety audit and ill put money that he walked by the first aid kit at least 5 times without opening it haha