Old International
Now driving a Sterling
Columbia feeders normally puts on a feed on the night before christmas eve. They place fresh homecooked food out about every four hours. It's the one night that they don't push departure times.
Any Centers getting Peak food?
- Thread starter brownmonster
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It's been awhile, but we used to have a center manager that would spring for us to go to an inexpensive buffet after peak. The expensive part of the bill was the unending pitchers of beer.
paidover95
Well-Known Member
We were told there is no $$ for any food platters,or anything.In all honesty I dont want to hang around the building listening to everyone complain about the job anyway.Ill pick up my own food on the way home,and enjoy it with the family instead.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Our dept had a potluck lunch today to celebrate Christmas and our "District Manager" retiring. UPS did not buy any of the food which is appropriate in these tight times.
A good time and we all needed a break ... our peak has been very rough this year.
It's too bad that many of our work groups don't have the ability to get together like this.
A good time and we all needed a break ... our peak has been very rough this year.
It's too bad that many of our work groups don't have the ability to get together like this.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
That same rule must not apply at corporate functions, golf outings, ball games etc.
Covemastah
Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
Good Idea !!! must be a friend of U.K guy !! lol
Covemastah
Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
We never got food ,but for a $10.oo donation to the United Way our C.M let us keep all the send agains to take home as presents
Dustyroads
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In our center, for more than the last 30 years, a very thoughtful wife of one of our finest package car drivers puts on a breakfast feast for us on the Monday before Christmas. Everyone always looks forward to it. There's everything from hot biscuits and gravy to meat and cheese to homemade peanut clusters. They always bring juice, too. I'm sure she's making cookies and candy right now. It's a pretty special treat by one of our own.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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We have a "pallet guy" also. It's an old guy with a beat up pickup truck who comes by once a week or so to haul off our broken or unwanted pallets. I don't know if we pay him to do it or if he has an agreement to take them for the wood so we won't have to pay to have them hauled away.
Brownnblue
Well-Known Member
One of my customers gave me some home made baklava yesterday. It was good, gone in about five stops.
Wow, could not of said this any better myself..Amen
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westsideworma
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westsideworma
Guest
I brought my guys coffee and donuts, it aint much, but it was appreciated
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Dis-organized Labor
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I wonder what UPSSOCKS is planning for his people. All 3000 or 300 of them. The number varies. Maybe he fires 2700 of them and UPS hires some more and he fires them and........
old levi's
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That's good stuff. Especially the home made !
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