UPS forcing drivers to work 70-hour weeks with mandatory overtime requirement during holidays - NY Daily News
This Christmas, UPS drivers are getting the gift of overtime — whether they want it or not.
United Parcel Service on Dec. 1 called for mandatory overtime for its drivers across the country — although not every shop has had to immediately implement the new hours.
Thanks to a projected 5% increase in package deliveries this month from the same time last year — a jump from 712 million to 750 million — UPS has mandated drivers put in 70 hours a week, instead of the usual 60.
This Christmas, UPS drivers are getting the gift of overtime — whether they want it or not.
United Parcel Service on Dec. 1 called for mandatory overtime for its drivers across the country — although not every shop has had to immediately implement the new hours.
Thanks to a projected 5% increase in package deliveries this month from the same time last year — a jump from 712 million to 750 million — UPS has mandated drivers put in 70 hours a week, instead of the usual 60.