What are the chances the following is for FULL TIME package delivery drivers

Michigan

Member
I applied for the following cities for "Full-time package delivery drivers"

Brooklyn, NY
Bronx, NY
San Jose, CA

Anchorage, Alaska is hiring for "full time package delivery driver" also
Now I was going to apply for Hudson, NY... it said full time also but when you apply and pick the schedule it says 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM - Seasonal ONLY.

The ones I listed below did not say that

Bronx & Brooklyn is still listed on UPS.com

So what are the chances?? Should I call and ask? thanks in advance
 
I applied for the following cities for "Full-time package delivery drivers"

Brooklyn, NY
Bronx, NY
San Jose, CA

Anchorage, Alaska is hiring for "full time package delivery driver" also
Now I was going to apply for Hudson, NY... it said full time also but when you apply and pick the schedule it says 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM - Seasonal ONLY.

The ones I listed below did not say that

Bronx & Brooklyn is still listed on UPS.com

So what are the chances?? Should I call and ask? thanks in advance
Cosmo1 just retired. Maybe you can have his route!!
 

UPSGUY72

Well-Known Member
I applied for the following cities for "Full-time package delivery drivers"

Brooklyn, NY
Bronx, NY
San Jose, CA

Anchorage, Alaska is hiring for "full time package delivery driver" also
Now I was going to apply for Hudson, NY... it said full time also but when you apply and pick the schedule it says 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM - Seasonal ONLY.

The ones I listed below did not say that

Bronx & Brooklyn is still listed on UPS.com

So what are the chances?? Should I call and ask? thanks in advance

There is no chance they for a permanent driver position.

They are all seasonal Position UPS doesn't hire people to be FT permanent drivers off the street. Although they hire 1 outside person for every 6 inside employees they promote to FT drivers that person is either a PT Sup or a seasonal driver that has been driving seasonal for a couple of years.

In past UPS did hire FT drivers off the street you missed that boat by a good 15 years.
 
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40andOut

Guest
Try western North Dakota. They cannot find enough people to fill the jobs. I heard most of the UPS drivers quit to work in the oil fields.
 

Cementups

Box Monkey
Needing them is one thing actually hiring or promoting anyone is an other.

They've actually trying to TAKE some of our drivers. The bottom guys. But these guys don't want to go. Stupid in my eyes though. They complain because they don't get to work for West but when told they would be moved to East they piss and moan and call the union and fight it.
 

cosmo1

Perhaps.
Staff member
Given a choice between East Shore and West(?) Shore, what do you think?




​(I probably shouldn't have posted this!)
 

Cementups

Box Monkey
Given a choice between East Shore and West(?) Shore, what do you think?

(I probably shouldn't have posted this!)

Well, I've been in both centers. Started East, went to West for FT cover bid, transferred back to East for an actual bid. Got bumped off the route then proceeded to get abused on the next route. Continuous 11-12 hour days. So the first route that came up on the West, I signed it and transferred and never looked back. Now I'm off most days by 6.

​So you tell me.....where's the grass greener?
 

Michigan

Member
Well... The UPS in San Jose, CA contacted me to complete my application

and they said the position is full time driver not seasonal

so I got lucky.... so far.
 

Bagels

Family Leave Fridays!!!
Well... The UPS in San Jose, CA contacted me to complete my application

and they said the position is full time driver not seasonal

so I got lucky.... so far.

A PT job in Michigan probably yields a higher cost of living than a FT job in San Jose. Might want to research apartment, food & utility pricing -- there's a reason oodles of workers make the 50-mile commute to stay in nearby Oakland...
 
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