clean hairy
Well-Known Member
That would be covered by having it done on the same Auditors are supposedly coming in to look the place over.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
Nothing horrendous, just a few moments that aren't very professional.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
I've never met someone who says negative things about UPS. I just always get "Wow what a great place to work!" Most people have no idea what the inside culture is like.
To Abney's defense, it is very difficult to change the culture of a company. It takes a long long time. We have what? 150,000 employees. Takes years to change things.
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selfcancelsignal
Guest
Needs to start yesterday!
Nobody up top cares. Keeping making more money and ràise the dividends.
Eventually something has to change or this company won't continue as it is.
Eventually something has to change or this company won't continue as it is.
upsgrunt
Well-Known Member
Isn't it closer to 400,000?
upschuck
Well-Known Member
Remember your first day on the job, we all looked like doofuses.
upschuck
Well-Known Member
He thinks numbers make profits, which seems logical, but numbers can be manipulated to say whatever we want them to say.
Maybe you did.
upschuck
Well-Known Member
If you accurately remembered yours, then you'd know that you were a doofus, too.
I still am...just paid a little better.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
Quick look on google finance says 270,000. We split the difference!
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
In internal numbers, absolutely. In financial documents it is so regulated that it makes it tough to do.
iowa boy
Well-Known Member
I've got enough years on this job to know I still look like a doofus and still look like crap on paper, but my wife gets paid really well for me be that doofus and look like crap on paper.
US employees is 270K, over 400K total worldwide. Straight off UPS fact sheet.
And to be able to hear the division manager degrade, condescend and yell at his sups and center manager? That has always amazed me that this practice is accepted at ups, I couldn't sit there and take that on the daily, nfw.
PASinterference
Yes, I know I'm working late.
Never gonna happen. What would the public think when they see a driver dive into a bricked out load like a gopher just to find his first stop in Orion?
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
I could see it turning into a commercial for UPS.
A "Journalist" riding with an Air Driver, an Extended Route driver, another Driver doing Access Point drop-offs, and maybe a loader, unloader, irreg, small sort, and Customer Counter. Done the same day at different locations around the country, done under the guise of a "Documentary" about UPS.
Of course, UPS would demand final approval of all footage used, and have very strict rules when and were the cameras could be turned on, as well as be involved the final editing process as well.
A "Journalist" riding with an Air Driver, an Extended Route driver, another Driver doing Access Point drop-offs, and maybe a loader, unloader, irreg, small sort, and Customer Counter. Done the same day at different locations around the country, done under the guise of a "Documentary" about UPS.
Of course, UPS would demand final approval of all footage used, and have very strict rules when and were the cameras could be turned on, as well as be involved the final editing process as well.
oldngray
nowhere special
If they ever got pictures they would look like UPS training videos with perfect loads and a half empty spotlessly clean truck.
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