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<blockquote data-quote="Ricochet1a" data-source="post: 549240" data-attributes="member: 22880"><p>I just don't see how you do your job. I checked your post history. Today seems to be your first day of posting. You racked up a handful of posts in the morning, and then curiously made more posts in the early afternoon. How did you fit in your 6 hour pickup route in there? Most pickup route shifts are no longer than 5 hours, since most customers don't have their shipments ready until late in the day. What are you, a Courier, Ramp Agent, Feeder employee all wrapped up in one?</p><p> </p><p>Nice being topped out, how long have you been at FedEx? Seems you don't mind your pension being stolen from you. Working a steady 30 hour week as a pickup Courier. Mistake on your part. If you would've said you worked as a part-time delivery Courier you would've been in the clear...</p><p> </p><p>If you work two jobs, how do you have the time to post both in the AM and late afternoon? </p><p> </p><p>As far as police officers working... I had a work mate that started on the same day as I that was a cop. Problem was, his schedule was a bit unpredictable due to the requirements of being a cop. He had to quit after a couple of months when he couldn't deconflict the two. My brother was a cop until a few years ago, and he never had a predictable schedule. Being able to be a part-time Courier AND work as a cop, without having a problem with schedules conflicting over a period of years... </p><p> </p><p>Anyone that has time to troll both the FedEx posts AND the UPS posts on the same day, and makes multiple posts on that first day of posting has a lot of time on their hands. Time to pull off the mask and reveal yourself FedEx 4 Life, your facts and patterns don't match the false colors that you are flying under.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ricochet1a, post: 549240, member: 22880"] I just don't see how you do your job. I checked your post history. Today seems to be your first day of posting. You racked up a handful of posts in the morning, and then curiously made more posts in the early afternoon. How did you fit in your 6 hour pickup route in there? Most pickup route shifts are no longer than 5 hours, since most customers don't have their shipments ready until late in the day. What are you, a Courier, Ramp Agent, Feeder employee all wrapped up in one? Nice being topped out, how long have you been at FedEx? Seems you don't mind your pension being stolen from you. Working a steady 30 hour week as a pickup Courier. Mistake on your part. If you would've said you worked as a part-time delivery Courier you would've been in the clear... If you work two jobs, how do you have the time to post both in the AM and late afternoon? As far as police officers working... I had a work mate that started on the same day as I that was a cop. Problem was, his schedule was a bit unpredictable due to the requirements of being a cop. He had to quit after a couple of months when he couldn't deconflict the two. My brother was a cop until a few years ago, and he never had a predictable schedule. Being able to be a part-time Courier AND work as a cop, without having a problem with schedules conflicting over a period of years... Anyone that has time to troll both the FedEx posts AND the UPS posts on the same day, and makes multiple posts on that first day of posting has a lot of time on their hands. Time to pull off the mask and reveal yourself FedEx 4 Life, your facts and patterns don't match the false colors that you are flying under. [/QUOTE]
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