It's a National Teamster Contract, however some regions might be paying more than the contracts.
Alberta UPS has done it, and might be doing it again as the economy is booming here, again.
(They couldn't keep anyone hired, because other jobs with more pay and less stress are plentyful).
By using the word "might" I'm forced to assume you have no idea what your talking about. Which is true, yet somehow you keep on posting. Actual knowledge? Who needs that, when white noise is just as valuable.It's a National Teamster Contract, however some regions might be paying more than the contracts.
Alberta UPS has done it, and might be doing it again as the economy is booming here, again.
(They couldn't keep anyone hired, because other jobs with more pay and less stress are plentyful).
By using the word "might" I'm forced to assume you have no idea what your talking about. Which is true, yet somehow you keep on posting. Actual knowledge? Who needs that, when white noise is just as valuable.
Yup. UPS didn't have a problem hiring people at $15 in Alberta.
Anyway, employment numbers show the average wage in Alberta to be $24.84 in 2011, 50 cents more in Edmonton. So once again, quit making things up.
I got asked by the center manager and operations manager,if I would like to go to St John NB
for 2 weeks and deliver pkgs there.I am considering it.
Hello stizz,welcome to the bc!Any idea what package cars we are going to be getting in Atlantic Canada? Also I was told that our starting rate would be $13.75/hr with a top rate of $28.11/hr after 39 months. FT Driver position!