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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 772225" data-attributes="member: 12508"><p>I make so-called "sweeping" statements because I'm in contact with employees in many different parts of the country. Most have no idea that I post on here, nor do I try to push an agenda with them. They're just friends I've made by working at quite a few different stations over the years. Some are happy, but most aren't, and they are upset about the same stuff over and over again, particularly being pressured to falsify. FedEx keeps pushing for more, and since there are only so many minutes in a day, something has to give.</p><p> </p><p>The excellent couriers can almost always adapt to anything. The less-skilled make up the difference in other ways and management looks the other way because there are a lot of second and third string couriers on the road these days. Fred doesn't want to pay for quality people, so he gets what's left....and they falsify and cut corners whenever they can in many cases.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 772225, member: 12508"] I make so-called "sweeping" statements because I'm in contact with employees in many different parts of the country. Most have no idea that I post on here, nor do I try to push an agenda with them. They're just friends I've made by working at quite a few different stations over the years. Some are happy, but most aren't, and they are upset about the same stuff over and over again, particularly being pressured to falsify. FedEx keeps pushing for more, and since there are only so many minutes in a day, something has to give. The excellent couriers can almost always adapt to anything. The less-skilled make up the difference in other ways and management looks the other way because there are a lot of second and third string couriers on the road these days. Fred doesn't want to pay for quality people, so he gets what's left....and they falsify and cut corners whenever they can in many cases. [/QUOTE]
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