Jim Krumel: You work hard, but how long will your job be around? - Lima Ohio
Big Brown pulled down our street the other day. That’s what we call the UPS truck.
It’s a common sight. If it is not delivering a package to our house, then one is being unloaded to a neighbor.
You could say our neighborhood tries its best to keep the economy stimulated.
As Big Brown made its daily appearance last Monday, I couldn’t help but think if there’s one job this Labor Day that is safe from vanishing in the future, it belongs to delivery drivers. So many people are now comfortable buying so many things on the Internet that those driver’s must have a job for life. Then I went to work and a story that moved on the Associated Press wire changed my mind. It reported the Federal Aviation Administration granted Amazon approval to deliver packages by drones. It joins UPS and a company owned by search giant Google that are allowed to do so.
Big Brown pulled down our street the other day. That’s what we call the UPS truck.
It’s a common sight. If it is not delivering a package to our house, then one is being unloaded to a neighbor.
You could say our neighborhood tries its best to keep the economy stimulated.
As Big Brown made its daily appearance last Monday, I couldn’t help but think if there’s one job this Labor Day that is safe from vanishing in the future, it belongs to delivery drivers. So many people are now comfortable buying so many things on the Internet that those driver’s must have a job for life. Then I went to work and a story that moved on the Associated Press wire changed my mind. It reported the Federal Aviation Administration granted Amazon approval to deliver packages by drones. It joins UPS and a company owned by search giant Google that are allowed to do so.