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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 709049" data-attributes="member: 12508"><p>Great point about the physicality of the job. At Wallyworld, you can sit on your butt relatively-speaking, and also not be subjected to items like DOT drug screens and randoms. I wonder how many WalMart employees would flunk the pee test or not be able to pass the DOT physical? Remember that Ground drivers are even more disposable than Express employees, so when you tear that ACL or something else bad, you're gone, with no benefits to help pay for it either. What a deal!!! Express will try to get rid of you if injured too, but at least they have to pay initial medical expenses. As always, all of the cards are in the FedEx hand. </p><p> </p><p>It always amazes me how clueless bbsam (and others) are about the way FedEx works and the ethics (very poor) of this corporation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 709049, member: 12508"] Great point about the physicality of the job. At Wallyworld, you can sit on your butt relatively-speaking, and also not be subjected to items like DOT drug screens and randoms. I wonder how many WalMart employees would flunk the pee test or not be able to pass the DOT physical? Remember that Ground drivers are even more disposable than Express employees, so when you tear that ACL or something else bad, you're gone, with no benefits to help pay for it either. What a deal!!! Express will try to get rid of you if injured too, but at least they have to pay initial medical expenses. As always, all of the cards are in the FedEx hand. It always amazes me how clueless bbsam (and others) are about the way FedEx works and the ethics (very poor) of this corporation. [/QUOTE]
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