box_beeyotch
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I find UPS strange...
Warning Letter For a missed nda saver
- Thread starter swing_drv
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I find UPS strange...
Long as the checks keep cashing.
Cactus
Just telling it like it is
Never do any favors for the managers again. But do tell them to kiss your ass every now and then.
swing_drv
Well-Known Member
No this was the first.
DumbTruckDriver
Allergic to cardboard.
I see a lot of rural churches, and I always DR. They would never get their stuff otherwise.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
God lives theres. DR Met Cust God
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
They do not have to give a verbal first. Can give a warning letter on the first offense.
In a situation like this though, a good steward can get it reduced to a verbal.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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dumbmuthertrucker
DR FD
I would have to get that in writing. From what I was told, when you DR an address, the system automatically bills the shipper for a residential address delivery, not commercial.
I've told employees at churches on my route that if they can't be there to sign for the deliveries, then they need to have them shipped to an alternate address or ask the shipper to use the "shipper release" option.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Our DIAD training listed churches among the accepted DR locations.
Its probably away for them to save money. You won't have to break route to make a commit time.
oldngray
nowhere special
DR a church in the country might be OK in some situations but it's a very bad idea for many churches in the city. You might as well toss in a dumpster and start the claim process to save time because someone would be sure to steal it. Some things going to churches can be expensive also. Not always cheap literature.
Lead Belly
BANNED
Not where I'm from. Verbal warning
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
How about showing me the article and section number. It is possible that it is a supplement issue, but in most supplements, the only thing they have to give a verbal on first, is attendance.
Central Region Supplement
ARTICLE 17-DISCHARGE OR SUSPENSIONS
The Employer shall not discharge nor suspend any employee without
just cause. No employee shall be suspended or discharged without
first being given (1) warning letter of a complaint and also be given a
local level hearing except for the following offenses......
dumbmuthertrucker
DR FD
That's the first I've ever heard of that.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Lying is being better safe than sorry? If the envelope was clearly labeled "office" then you needed to deliver it before the commit time.
StopTheAct
Well-Known Member
If you knew the area i see you getting a lil heat.. but you dont know area, and they know that.... say sorry, dont sign anything and keep doing a good job.. it happend to me a few years back.. in a new area to me. i never have a service issue and get 
done... i called my manager and told him what happened,, it had to be sheeted as x. Other.. i was told its my fault, but i know it wasn't. .. but management has to tell you... never happened again...
done... i called my manager and told him what happened,, it had to be sheeted as x. Other.. i was told its my fault, but i know it wasn't. .. but management has to tell you... never happened again...Similar threads
