Weak Union Brother…he should be ashamed

[textat3]

I make $40 an hour driving for UPS. I'm lucky to be where I am, but there's so much drama.

This UPS driver enjoys his job but doesn't like the tension between his union and corporate. He wants to enjoy the independence he has at the company.

www.businessinsider.in

 

[sailfish]

"My favorite part of the job is the sense of independence"​

LMFAO! What company is he working for?

 

[I have NOT been lurking]

Take your poo to the loo Sar

 

[UnionStrong]

I make $40 an hour driving for UPS. I'm lucky to be where I am, but there's so much drama.

This UPS driver enjoys his job but doesn't like the tension between his union and corporate. He wants to enjoy the independence he has at the company.

www.businessinsider.in

That’s the biggest crock of I’ve ever seen.

 

[sailfish]

That’s the biggest crock of I’ve ever seen.

 

[UnionStrong]

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It reads like a hallmark card. “I tell all my fellow drivers to be kind to the preloader” please! We kicked em in the ass! Lol

 

[MyTripisCut]

What kind of rookie center has 10 year drivers getting August vacations in a contract year??? Total BS. This is a fake story.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

What kind of rookie center has 10 year drivers getting August vacations in a contract year??? Total BS. This is a fake story.

BOG?

 

[Thebrownblob]

I make $40 an hour driving for UPS. I'm lucky to be where I am, but there's so much drama.

This UPS driver enjoys his job but doesn't like the tension between his union and corporate. He wants to enjoy the independence he has at the company.

www.businessinsider.in

L O L holy hell that looks like it was written by 12 year old for an English project so many facts wrong.

“In August, there will be negotiations between UPS and Teamsters,”

No sir no they won’t be any negotiating in August.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

L O L holy hell that looks like it was written by 12 year old for an English project

@Jkloc420

 

[Thebrownblob]

@Jkloc420

That Mother …….

 

[Thebrownblob]

That’s the biggest crock of I’ve ever seen.

Definitely wasn’t a driver who wrote that story. Someone who knows a very small amount about what we do, made up what they think we do and happens. Or maybe
@Dragon wrote it. After all, he thinks we should just be happy we have jobs.

 

[UnionStrong]

L O L holy hell that looks like it was written by 12 year old for an English project so many facts wrong.

“In August, there will be negotiations between UPS and Teamsters,”

No sir no they won’t be any negotiating in August.

100% BS. Sounds like a snowflake with blue hair and a nose ring wrote it.

 

[pkgdriver]

L O L holy hell that looks like it was written by 12 year old for an English project so many facts wrong.

“In August, there will be negotiations between UPS and Teamsters,”

No sir no they won’t be any negotiating in August.

Written by AI probably.

 

[pkgdriver]

100% BS. Sounds like a snowflake with blue hair and a nose ring wrote it.

Thinking Man Bun also.

 

[Thebrownblob]

Written by AI probably.

ChatGPT that’s it! I think you got it.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Thinking Man Bun also.

@sailfish

 

[pkgdriver]

ChatGPT that’s it! I think you got it.

Thats what it looks like to me. You could see this stuff on occasion a year or so ago but now its all over the place. Dunno…our expert has been banned so we wont know for sure.

 

[pkgdriver]

@sailfish

Perhaps

 

[Thebrownblob]

just asked chat GPT to write me a story like this clearly, this is what they did……

Mike loved the freedom and independence his job as a UPS driver offered him. He relished the opportunity to explore the town, meet new people, and bring smiles to their faces with every delivery he made. The satisfaction of completing his route efficiently and accurately was immeasurable. The $40 an hour wage was a bonus that enabled him to provide a comfortable life for his loved ones.

Yet, within the UPS workplace, the union drama loomed large. Conflicts and disagreements between union representatives and management often created tension and disrupted the harmony of the workplace. While Mike understood the importance of collective bargaining and the need to protect workers' rights, he wished for a more peaceful and collaborative work environment.