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<blockquote data-quote="UPSer21" data-source="post: 613564" data-attributes="member: 17906"><p>Yes, you can be fired for misloads. Is it not your responsibility to provide service to customers? UPS sells service. Nothing more. It is in the master agreement between UPS and The International Brotherhood of Teamsters that employees are to maintain a specified service frequency. However, if this is a first time offense type deal then you would not be given the boot. You would firstly be given either a verbal warning, or a warning letter. The verbal warning is optional. Management can go straight into a warning letter to correct the problem. If the problem continues you can land a suspension. Then finally a termination, or last chance agreement. Managment leaves a paper trail, and we back ourselves up before ever discharging someone from employement. The best thing you can do is to commit yourself to the service aspect of your job, and always be sure you are putting the package in its proper home. To sum up, do your job and you shall have a job.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UPSer21, post: 613564, member: 17906"] Yes, you can be fired for misloads. Is it not your responsibility to provide service to customers? UPS sells service. Nothing more. It is in the master agreement between UPS and The International Brotherhood of Teamsters that employees are to maintain a specified service frequency. However, if this is a first time offense type deal then you would not be given the boot. You would firstly be given either a verbal warning, or a warning letter. The verbal warning is optional. Management can go straight into a warning letter to correct the problem. If the problem continues you can land a suspension. Then finally a termination, or last chance agreement. Managment leaves a paper trail, and we back ourselves up before ever discharging someone from employement. The best thing you can do is to commit yourself to the service aspect of your job, and always be sure you are putting the package in its proper home. To sum up, do your job and you shall have a job. [/QUOTE]
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