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And only then because it starts to smell as it thaws.No guard shack, no security. I could hie a dead body in the parking lot, and no one would find it til spring.
And only then because it starts to smell as it thaws.No guard shack, no security. I could hie a dead body in the parking lot, and no one would find it til spring.
how about all the contractors during peak…from a safety standpoint are they searched ?
Packaged up in a box. We do deliver guns. I see them every day.I brought a gun in to work recently. No joke, I needed to send it back to the factory for warranty repair so I boxed it up on my lunch break (I live on route) brought it back to the building, and left it on my center manager's desk so that she could walk it over to the customer counter for me the next day. Didnt get fired, either.
Has that ever stopped them before?Speaking of getting fired...where in the contract does it say that bringing a gun onto UPS property is grounds for immediate termination? The contract makes no mention of guns as a cardinal infraction, therefore it seems that progressive discipline would apply.
security at ups is a big jokenotice I didn;t mention any security check for customers..... they go right past the guard shack with their car, no stopping, nothing! so worried about me bringing my phone into the hub and yet don't think about the customers who might take a bomb or something right into the hub.
Once again…only thinking about money….you must be in LP. I guess there aren't a LOT of peeved customers over the TOTAL failure of our management of peak this year…Also I'm sure there are ZERO unhappy customers trying to get a claim paid out. So by your(and management) logic we wait for an unhappy customer to come in with an assault weapon BEFORE we do something about it…..LUNACYcustomers don't normally go in and handle other customers packages for four hours before they leave. Does anyone really expect ups to search customers when there have been no problems with them? upsers on the other hand are stealing iphones and others every chance they get.Once LP discovers customers have found a way to steal other customers packages they will then start searching them.
Iiiiii, not sure I would do that again.I brought a gun in to work recently. No joke, I needed to send it back to the factory for warranty repair so I boxed it up on my lunch break (I live on route) brought it back to the building, and left it on my center manager's desk so that she could walk it over to the customer counter for me the next day. Didnt get fired, either.
Speaking of getting fired...where in the contract does it say that bringing a gun onto UPS property is grounds for immediate termination? The contract makes no mention of guns as a cardinal infraction, therefore it seems that progressive discipline would apply.
He brought a gun to the hub with a label on it and in a box , not in his hands or on his hipIiiiii, not sure I would do that again.
holy cow!
Keep it out of the premises.
Think about it, there are different rules for employees than customers. The employees are banned from bringing guns into the workplace and customer's can bring guns into a customer counter. A UPS Employee should bring the gun into the customer counter to be shipped, not into the workplace to be shipped. I would imagine SoberUPS is known to his local management and to Corporate and if they ever decide they have had enough of his harassment, this would be swift and easy to boot him out the door. Sometimes you need to use a little foresight and common sense which includes not trusting anyone.He brought a gun to the hub with a label on it and in a box , not in his hands or on his hip
So what do you tell your customers who return guns , That you not going to take it or even better what do you do when you have to deliver a gun not deliver it because you are scared
Know the rules , use the rules
customers don't normally go in and handle other customers packages for four hours before they leave. Does anyone really expect ups to search customers when there have been no problems with them? upsers on the other hand are stealing iphones and others every chance they get.Once LP discovers customers have found a way to steal other customers packages they will then start searching them.
It's a DOLLAR thing…….it costs MONEY to be safethat's the kind of thinking that gets you in trouble. waiting until something bad happens to have preventive measures. isn't that how 98% of the terrorist attacks in the usa alone have happened? didn't do to prevent it or protect us from them until they happen, then all the sudden security is boosted, and EVERYONE gets searched... too bad the problem already happened. if companies like ups actually looked at history (i'm not really talking about the kind you learn in school) they might learn something.
.....Have had a few open in the past, and dealt with retaping them. I also do pull them out and look at them, because I'm a gun nut.....
I brought a gun in to work recently. No joke, I needed to send it back to the factory for warranty repair so I boxed it up on my lunch break (I live on route) brought it back to the building, and left it on my center manager's desk so that she could walk it over to the customer counter for me the next day. Didnt get fired, either.
You reach into open boxes and remove the contents?
Bye, bye ORLY.
You reach into open boxes and remove the contents?
Bye, bye ORLY.
Seems to me like the if the package is damaged enough for the product inside to be protruding from it, that a preliminary quick inspection of the item would be necessary to determine if the package should be returned to the shipper to prevent the customer from receiving a damaged package, thereby keeping UPS's "Reputation" intact, as stated on the multiple posters left around the building.
As we all know, when a package breaks open, there are times when there is an obstruction in the box preventing it from just "sliding back in" for a simple tape-up.