UPS and FedEx

[ronanjhawkfan]

Does anyone know if you can be a part time package handler for both UPS and Fed Ex. I have asked this question for 4 years and have never got a straight answer. Some say you can, some say you can't. Some say you can if schedules don't conflict. Some say you can't because of the competition between the two. Others have told me that they know people who do it but I don't know if I believe them. Common sense tells me no you can't but I have never been told for sure. Anyway if anyone knows the reasons of why or why not, I would be interested in knowing. Thanks

 

[over9five]

I think the "Don't ask-Don't tell" policy would apply here...

 

[UPSGUY72]

Does anyone know if you can be a part time package handler for both UPS and Fed Ex. I have asked this question for 4 years and have never got a straight answer. Some say you can, some say you can't. Some say you can if schedules don't conflict. Some say you can't because of the competition between the two. Others have told me that they know people who do it but I don't know if I believe them. Common sense tells me no you can't but I have never been told for sure. Anyway if anyone knows the reasons of why or why not, I would be interested in knowing. Thanks

First of all common sense is not to common. This has be talked about time and time again. Do a search.

 

[UnconTROLLed]

I think the "Don't ask-Don't tell" policy would apply here...

I don't think either company cares if he wears pink..

 

[CustomerConcern]

We had a DHL driver working as a pre loader.

 

[Covemastah]

I know a guy that is a full time sorter for the USPS and loads for us at night.

 

[Bubblehead]

This site/forum is not a good place to come for a "straight" answer.
With that in mind, I'm going with a definite maybe.

 

[MrFedEx]

I think the "Don't ask-Don't tell" policy would apply here...

Yep. FedEx specifically prohibits working for the competition, but I used to do it. Just keep your mouth shut and do it anyway, which is how the people already doing it generally handle it.

 

[abc123]

Yep. FedEx specifically prohibits working for the competition, but I used to do it. Just keep your mouth shut and do it anyway, which is how the people already doing it generally handle it.

Because it's a conflict of interest? This all sounds so familiar...

 

[FedEx2000]

We refer to it as "moonlighting", and no it's not allowed......but like MFE said, there are people who do it and just don't say anything.