franknitty
Well-Known Member
Why be a full time courier when you can be part time courier, and work 50-60 hours/week ?
Why be a full time courier when you can be part time courier, and work 50-60 hours/week ?
Fred also loves to keep station staffing super lean because he's too cheap to provide quality service. Anytime there's sick calls or emergency situations, then everything goes into tailspin mode. That's when managers try and con the part-timers into working more than 30 hours a week mostly by calling them up when they're still asleep.
Except for when MT3 needs to turn in an impressive report and sends down an iron fisted directive to not let PT couriers go beyond 30 hours a week. And within 3 weeks that's all somehow forgotten.
It's all voluntary. Wait till they see a 20 hour vacation pay check.Why be a full time courier when you can be part time courier, and work 50-60 hours/week ?
I RARELY worked 'extra hours' when I was PT. I'd guess in 4 years, I MAY have stayed late 3 or 4 times.I wish these idiotic part-timers would just...say...NO!!! I'd love to see that at our station. We have a handful of part-timers working full-time hours due to our station already being short 7 drivers.
Billy Baconhead