UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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The details are irrelevant at this point.
The 22nd is two weeks away. He needs to find a temp job to help pay the bills between now and when he gets his job back, which he will.
DO NOT ASK FOR BACK PAY!!
husband terminated...advice please.
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The details are irrelevant at this point.
The 22nd is two weeks away. He needs to find a temp job to help pay the bills between now and when he gets his job back, which he will.
DO NOT ASK FOR BACK PAY!!
oldngray
nowhere special
Work history and the attitude of his management plus intangibles .
The best thing you can do is be honest and eat some humble pie. You lie or get arrogant... You're done.
She said that nobody was home so I'm guessing he attempted but didn't sheet it right then.
Hopefully some of his coworkers will take up a collection for him. We always do.
That doesn't make sense .
He's not asking for back pay, not putting the blame on anyone other than himself....he's basically going in with the idea of asking for mercy and being eternally grateful if he gets it.
Like I said, he knows and admits he did wrong.
The pay is obviously a sad thing missing, but the insurance is another huge thing (like I said, two little ones).
Like I said, he knows and admits he did wrong.
The pay is obviously a sad thing missing, but the insurance is another huge thing (like I said, two little ones).
What's sad about this situation, it could have been taken care of at the local level.
I believe UPS does this on purpose.
Reason number one,to put fear in the employees.
Reason number two. To cost the union money. It costs money to go to the panel.
And Brown has a lot more than the Teamsters
I believe UPS does this on purpose.
Reason number one,to put fear in the employees.
Reason number two. To cost the union money. It costs money to go to the panel.
And Brown has a lot more than the Teamsters
oldngray
nowhere special
Agreed. UPS will really come down hard on a few token examples but other times it will be more of a wrist slap. I only saw a couple of similar cases and they were settled at the local level.
It's a much bigger issue now.
I'm not that big into conspiracies and all of that because they usually just act as a scapegoat....but the Union B. A. said that keeping him out until the actual panel hearing would keep him from being one of nine cover drivers to make their 156 days this year.
Not saying that takes anything away from him being guilty...but he hypothesized that it may have a part in it not being handled locally.
Not saying that takes anything away from him being guilty...but he hypothesized that it may have a part in it not being handled locally.
I know. It's pretty weak for termination standards.
Especially for a call tag. A next day air would be a different story, especially after UPS paid that 25 million dollar fine.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Sounds like your husband will be used as a negotiation trade-off for someone UPS is after.
I say hubby gets job back without pay.
Ok we just had a guy we hired off the street last peak who they made full time in June. He was signing for packages at an apt complex where signatures were required at every apt. He sat for a month but is back now. LISTEN UPS PEOPLE. They know everything. If you ask yourself at every stop. WILL this look right on paper. That is it. There are reports about reports. Think twice. Save your ass. They are boxes. Not worth your job missed is missed.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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The product doesn't matter.
Billy Ray
God, help us all.....
If he was actually at the address to make the attempt on a call tag, no time was saved by waiting til later to record the stop.
This could have been done as he walked back to the truck.
Why would he wait to enter the stop in the diad? Something isn't right with the story. Did he drive past the house and not seeing a car in the driveway, continue on his way? Did he know from past experience that the people were usually not home during the day, and not travel to the stop?
If he was not at the address when he entered and completed the stop, he has placed himself in a perilous situation, and truly is at the mercy of the decision makers.
They have all the evidence needed for dismissal if they want to go that direction. The GPS stamp at the (stop complete) has already convicted him.
That being said, I do hope he gets his job back. Please let us know the outcome, on this same thread.
Billy Ray
God, help us all.....
The (just) gave you away.
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