Wait, are you asking this question, but don't even have the job yet? OF, why don't you go and observe the job. Ask if you can watch what they do, on any given morning. Just talking to a supervisor should point you in the proper direction.Is enjoying work such a foreign concept in America?
From the re: preloader threads I searched it seemed everyone thought it was a horrible job.. I just wanted to see if it was as miserable as some make it sound.
As for you, hopefully you live long enough to enjoy retirement. Cheers.
And you got it!Keep in mind that my main reason for starting this thread is because what UPS workers were saying. I just wanted the lowdown.
More then that UPSgrunt. We get old age pension (Your kind of SS), then we get Canada Pension on top of it.
I think it currently works out to $2000 if you worked for 25 years, more for every year on the Canada Pension part, but old age pension stays the same (equal amount for every Canadian, which I think is $1000 (give or take $100), per month.
Canada pension for a normal worker should be around $1500 to $2000.
Add those 2 together, that's your total pension, plus any company/unions pensions you may receive.
Does Canada actually make anything we buy?
More then that UPSgrunt. We get old age pension (Your kind of SS), then we get Canada Pension on top of it.
I think it currently works out to $2000 if you worked for 25 years, more for every year on the Canada Pension part, but old age pension stays the same (equal amount for every Canadian, which I think is $1000 (give or take $100), per month.
Canada pension for a normal worker should be around $1500 to $2000.
Add those 2 together, that's your total pension, plus any company/unions pensions you may receive.
I enjoy the Canadian cold fronts on a hot summer day, does that count?
That's about the same amount that is on my estimate from the social security office.
So, you'll be receiving $3000 SS and $4000 UPS pension . Good for you !![]()
I'm living in Bowness right now.. perhaps I'm living in your old place! haha
Maybe you are living in his old place. Were there empty liquour bottles all over the floor ,anti american slogan placards lying around , and a few pictures of Hitler on the wall?
Probably not.
As far as I know Canada isn't a major weapons distributor. That's where most of USA's nickels go, unfortunately.
You do buy our wood and Oil though.
I'm living in Bowness right now.. perhaps I'm living in your old place! haha
I doubt that, lived on 73ST, across from the school.
Bought it at a bargain price for $105.000, sold it near $200.000. But, now it's worth atleast $450.000.
As far as "living long enough to enjoy retirement" . . . . I think that is most people's plan.
Words of wisdom from a man who does nothing and could not keep a job at UPS.I wouldn't do it. .
Words of wisdom from a man who does nothing and could not keep a job at UPS.
If you changed wouldn't to couldn't, then your wisdom might carry some weight.