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<blockquote data-quote="JonFrum" data-source="post: 651045" data-attributes="member: 18044"><p>Correct me if I'm wrong. I assume you no longer work for UPS, you haven't read the 33-page Opinion & Award #13 300 02782-07 issued 12/30/2008, don't know the people involved, wern't present at the three days of hearings, and don't know the circumstances?</p><p> </p><p>I'm not assuming the fired individual was innocent. He wasn't accused of any criminal wrongdoing. UPS fired him for not being as productive as they wanted him to be. Their theory is that if you can deliver at a certain rate under artificially created ideal conditions while being OJSed, then you should be able to maintain this level of performance under non-ideal circumstances all the other times.</p><p> </p><p>I don't consider the driver's usual performance a dischargeable offense. It's just normalcy. If UPS wants ideal results, then UPS will have to ensure ideal conditions throught the driver's day, every day. The driver should not be responsible for all the variable circumstances that are beyond his control.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JonFrum, post: 651045, member: 18044"] Correct me if I'm wrong. I assume you no longer work for UPS, you haven't read the 33-page Opinion & Award #13 300 02782-07 issued 12/30/2008, don't know the people involved, wern't present at the three days of hearings, and don't know the circumstances? I'm not assuming the fired individual was innocent. He wasn't accused of any criminal wrongdoing. UPS fired him for not being as productive as they wanted him to be. Their theory is that if you can deliver at a certain rate under artificially created ideal conditions while being OJSed, then you should be able to maintain this level of performance under non-ideal circumstances all the other times. I don't consider the driver's usual performance a dischargeable offense. It's just normalcy. If UPS wants ideal results, then UPS will have to ensure ideal conditions throught the driver's day, every day. The driver should not be responsible for all the variable circumstances that are beyond his control. [/QUOTE]
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