Hmm Crossing over to fedex express?....

[Orion inc.]

How long have you worked at FedEx ?

dave wants sooo bad to be a supervisor and since ups management said nope twice, he's going to go to fedex when he retires to fulfill his life long dream of telling people what to do.

And being made fun of for it....


Oh wait...he already does that!!!

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

dave wants sooo bad to be a supervisor and since ups management said nope twice, he's going to go to fedex when he retires to fulfill his life long dream of telling people what to do.

And being made fun of for it....


Oh wait...he already does that!!!

It's ironic. I've turned it down multiple times and he has been turned down multiple times

 

[xkingx]

Crossing over from where?

From Satans Den

 

[xkingx]

...and why are you fine with a huge pay cut...?

What he said.

Pros

Plenty of free parking.

Time clock has yet to go to a coin operated model.

Company cookouts will give you more than enough reason to call in sick the next day.

Plenty of parking would be a PRO

Already learned to stay away from company cook outs.

 

[xkingx]

[/QUOTE

Air conditioning in your vehicle is a pro.

Maybe he has money saved, maybe it's a move because of family issues.....if he can make ends meet on PT pay, more power to him.

Correct. Not family issues but other half can make double my salary, in their work field,up North than here.

 

[Operational needs]

Correct. Not family issues but other half can make double my salary, in their work filed,up North than here.

I hope she has better insurance also. Will you have your pension from UPS eventually, because the Portable Pension at Fedex is very little?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I hope she has better insurance also. Will you have your pension from UPS eventually, because the Portable Pension at Fedex is very little?

You need 5 years to be vested in the pension

 

[xkingx]

I was being facetious. Don't forget, I live near the 5th rudest city in the nation!

I'm right by the third unless it's changed.
[/QUOTE]

I hope she has better insurance also. Will you have your pension from UPS eventually, because the Portable Pension at Fedex is very little?

Govt Insurance so yes.
Will UPS even have pension left? Theyre going backwards.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Govt Insurance so yes.
Will UPS even have pension left? Theyre going backwards.

Canada?

 

[MrFedEx]

You need 5 years to be vested in the pension

Our pension isn't a pension at all, it's a small annuity. A career package car driver is probably going to be at around 5k per month in real pension money. Has anyone mentioned you don't reach top scale at FedEx until you're age 85?

 

[xkingx]

Our pension isn't a pension at all, it's a small annuity. A career package car driver is probably going to be at around 5k per month in real pension money. Has anyone mentioned you don't reach top scale at FedEx until you're age 85?

There's a top scale?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Our pension isn't a pension at all, it's a small annuity. A career package car driver is probably going to be at around 5k per month in real pension money. Has anyone mentioned you don't reach top scale at FedEx until you're age 85?

Depends on what part of the country you are from. It's not the same nation wide.

 

[xkingx]

Canada?

No meant NIH employee so yes insurance is tad better than UPS

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

No meant NIH employee so yes insurance is tad better than UPS

Good luck whatever you choose

 

[xkingx]

Good luck whatever you choose

Thank you

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Thank you

It's a hard choice you have to make.

 

[bacha29]

Have an interview set for courier PT. morning shift. This will be an area move and a HUGE pay cut which I'm definitely fine with.


Pros and cons please.

Can you be more specific? All jokes aside we are trying to help you.

 

[dex 84]

The problem withworking in the AM is you never know what time you'll get out. If you're trying to fill the rest of your day with something else you might find yourself constantly at odds with management trying to get you to stay and work a few more hours when they are in a jam.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

The problem withworking in the AM is you never know what time you'll get out. If you're trying to fill the rest of your day with something else you might find yourself constantly at odds with management trying to get you to stay and work a few more hours when they are in a jam.

On the flip side working the AM would be ideal for someone with a more flexible schedule.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Good luck whatever you choose

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