Indeed job offer Ground 140.00 a day no benefits

[Wally]

That not wanting a union is really paying off...


FOR THE COMPANY!

 

[BrownFlush]

A good driver can probably finish in 6-7 hrs, $20/hr seems fine. They’ll get people to apply.

And quit after 2 days.

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

And quit after 2 days.

Lose more money in training than it would cost to pay an extra $25/day in wages.

 

[BrownFlush]

Lose more money in training than it would cost to pay an extra $25/day in wages.

I don't understand why companies don't realize that by now.
Pay the people. Pay them well. They work for the money. They will stay if it's right.
You (the company) will make more money by paying your employees more money.

 

[It will be fine]

I don't understand why companies don't realize that by now.
Pay the people. Pay them well. They work for the money. They will stay if it's right.
You (the company) will make more money by paying your employees more money.

In this case, Ground contractors don’t necessarily benefit from the success of FedEx. More shippers, higher density in your route area decreases the rates we get paid. If they can get the work done with constant turnover low wage workers they generate the same revenue.

 

[BrownFlush]

In this case, Ground contractors don’t necessarily benefit from the success of FedEx. More shippers, higher density in your route area decreases the rates we get paid. If they can get the work done with constant turnover low wage workers they generate the same revenue.

Are you about out of "low wage earners?"Or, people who learn the hard way that it's being broke off in them and quit.
How many people will Fedx go through before they step up? Looks like until there is no one left to fool. I think it's getting close.

 

[It will be fine]

Are you about out of "low wage earners?"Or, people who learn the hard way that it's being broke off in them and quit.
How many people will Fedx go through before they step up? Looks like until there is no one left to fool. I think it's getting close.

I think you’re overestimating the population. There’s a new generation of poorly educated, low ambition workers needing work every year.

 

[Fred's Myth]

I think you’re overestimating the population. There’s a new generation of poorly educated, low ambition workers needing work TO EXPLOIT every year.

fixed it for you

 

[BrownFlush]

I think you’re overestimating the population. There’s a new generation of poorly educated, low ambition workers needing work every year.

So as long as there are stupid people, fedx will continue to operate as usual.
It's becoming clear. Thanks.

 

[It will be fine]

fixed it for you

Is it really exploitation if it’s the best job they can get? Nobody is forcing them to take the job, they wouldn’t take it if they could find better pay somewhere else. I don’t really understand these arguments. It’s a free labor market, if the contractor advertising $140/day can’t get workers he’ll have to raise his starting wage. That’s how markets work.

 

[BrownFlush]

Is it really exploitation if it’s the best job they can get? Nobody is forcing them to take the job, they wouldn’t take it if they could find better pay somewhere else. I don’t really understand these arguments. It’s a free labor market, if the contractor advertising $140/day can’t get workers he’ll have to raise his starting wage. That’s how markets work.

Is it really a job if you don't earn a living?

 

[It will be fine]

Is it really a job if you don't earn a living?
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Believe it or not but many people don’t find an entry level job and expect it to provide for them their entire life. I can’t count how many drivers I’ve had that are also going to some type of school while working for me. CDLs, HVAC, electrician, welding etc. It’s great, we can often work with their school schedules and wish them well when they graduate and find better jobs.

 

[BrownFlush]

Believe it or not but many people don’t find an entry level job and expect it to provide for them their entire life. I can’t count how many drivers I’ve had that are also going to some type of school while working for me. CDLs, HVAC, electrician, welding etc. It’s great, we can often work with their school schedules and wish them well when they graduate and find better jobs.

Why is a driving job at fedX not considered a job that would provide one with such a life as a welder, electrician, etc.?

 

[zeev]

Also the ad said overtime I think that means you will work overtime not be paid overtime. Also a 401k at 140.00 a day I’m sure the contributions will be huge . No word on how much you can make delivering egg rolls and pizza.

 

[Gone fishin]

My recently turned 17 year old nephew just got a summer job at Home Depot making $20 an hour. He gets carts and runs errands and most the time is an air conditioning.

My 22 year old son started out making 34 an hour will make 200 grand in 5 years. That’s how these kids roll now a days

 

[Gone fishin]

If you say so, that doesn’t change the fact that they’ll get applicants. It’ll be a step up for someone or they wouldn’t take the job.

Until they do it for a week and quit

 

[yadig]

In this case, Ground contractors don’t necessarily benefit from the success of FedEx. More shippers, higher density in your route area decreases the rates we get paid. If they can get the work done with constant turnover low wage workers they generate the same revenue.

This sounds like a great idea and customer service will be top notch!

 

[Coldworld]

I make that much











By noon.

Wdfd…

 

[BrownFlush]

My 22 year old son started out making 34 an hour will make 200 grand in 5 years. That’s how these kids roll now a days

My oldest son got hooked up with the Marcellus a year or so before Trump got in. He made $1000.00 a day. Made over a million in 5 years. Biden swore in. All good things must end.
I can't get him to do anything. I guess he doesn't have to.

 

[It will be fine]

Why is a driving job at fedX not considered a job that would provide one with such a life as a welder, electrician, etc.?

Driving for FedEx does not require a skill. Skilled labor is more valuable than unskilled labor. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.