UPS Seasonal Pay

Yozh69

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Hmm. Not sure I can do $45 a week. I'm barely making $48 now so no reason to bust my rear for $45 ;)

Well, it seems clear that UPS doesn't pay anywhere close to what FedEx did last year for seasonal help. Now to see what FedEx will be paying this year.
 

browner89

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Seasonal pay where I work was same as permanent employee wages, friend in NE area said they were doing 13.50 for all seasonal workers.

Personally I think it's bs that someone who will only work there for 2 months is going to get 3.40/hr to start more than someone who is a permanent employee and should be much more proficient at the job.
 
Seasonal pay where I work was same as permanent employee wages, friend in NE area said they were doing 13.50 for all seasonal workers.

Personally I think it's bs that someone who will only work there for 2 months is going to get 3.40/hr to start more than someone who is a permanent employee and should be much more proficient at the job.
That shouldn't be allowed.
 

browner89

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That shouldn't be allowed.

Couldn't agree more, I guess the company has full control over what they pay seasonals though since they aren't under our contract, it's almost like they did it simply to insult the permanent hourlies, I can't imagine it was because they had trouble finding bodies in heavily populated areas.
 

PT Car Washer

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Seasonal pay where I work was same as permanent employee wages, friend in NE area said they were doing 13.50 for all seasonal workers.

Personally I think it's bs that someone who will only work there for 2 months is going to get 3.40/hr to start more than someone who is a permanent employee and should be much more proficient at the job.
Last Peak UPS was advertising on the radio for seasonal package handler help at $15/hr. They then only hired permanent PT at $10/hr. We have many PT with Nov and Dec seniority dates from last year.
 

Anthonysg0113

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It's all about a future for yourself. I've seen helpers get permanent pt jobs, I've seen seasonal drivers get ft driving jobs. I put in my 9 yrs pt and now I'm a driver, learned ALOT how this company runs. FedEx vs. UPS...mmm, I prefer UPS [emoji597][emoji598][emoji574]️[emoji631]
 
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