cachsux
Wah
The values they are taught by their parents should be more important.
Any insight in Dallas backlog?
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The values they are taught by their parents should be more important.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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This is the sad reality of where we are as a society. Kids see the commercials on TV or, if they are older, see what their friends have.
My most memorable Christmases (sp?) were when the kids were young and they had more fun playing with the box that they toy came in.
100% agree but it still doesn't mean they won't be disappointed.
OPTION3
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Does anyone see it like this?……The management people they sent….at the busiest time of the year….are REALLY non-essential positions---hence they sent them to an "emergency"? They probably won't be missed at their "normal" job…..hell I bet things run BETTER than when they were there!!!!We sent one of our sups there to help. I think we should have sent them all.He doesn't get to come back til Christmas Eve. No one wanted to go but several of us hourly volunteered.
cachsux
Wah
A smart parent would use it as a learning lesson about those who'll have nothing even when UPS gets it's shizit together. Take the kids somewhere to help less fortunate. When the gifts do show they can be excited but they'll also now know it wasn't the end of the world either.
cachsux
Wah
Will it really be the end of the world if it isn't?
ups1990
Well-Known Member
My guess is that FEDEX, is in the same predicament but cant find any stories online relating to it.
The stress level is thru the roof under normal conditions and now add a massive backlog. It's my understanding that this will be a huge undertaking for UPS to pull it off but one thing is for certain, never underestimate what drivers are capable producing! Guys in my loop are bringing it each and every record breaking day and come in with good attitudes and so I step up my game as well. U guys in your respected centers could say the same.
We know that 300 additional managers have been brought in to help. Will UPS rent 150 uhaul's? How many of them will stay inside the hub to supervise?
Please, those in the know, keep us all informed!!
The stress level is thru the roof under normal conditions and now add a massive backlog. It's my understanding that this will be a huge undertaking for UPS to pull it off but one thing is for certain, never underestimate what drivers are capable producing! Guys in my loop are bringing it each and every record breaking day and come in with good attitudes and so I step up my game as well. U guys in your respected centers could say the same.
We know that 300 additional managers have been brought in to help. Will UPS rent 150 uhaul's? How many of them will stay inside the hub to supervise?
Please, those in the know, keep us all informed!!
OPTION3
Well-Known Member
And you all will receive your back log of warning letters after the first…thanks for the effort!
STFXG
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Can't comment on express, but my hub was running 80 trailers ahead of schedule by Friday. My terminal has been running a bit under what was projected and planned for. Smoothest peak in all my years here.
Should have about 6-8 hrs of work Monday and home by 2 on Tuesday.
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chuchu
Guest
Does that tell you anything about our volume vs your?
Mack Grant
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One of the Sups told me Thursday that UPS was 1 million deliveries behind in Texas.
Anonymous 10
Guest
Tell him to keep his chin up. He'll get there someday.
Anonymous 10
Guest
They pray that they don't see OUR volume. There isn't enough lube in the world the run that up there system. They are just. Small potatoes.
We are the best. Ups/teamsters
STFXG
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Anonymous 10
Guest
Okay
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chuchu
Guest
Just add ice.
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chuchu
Guest
you've been saying that since 1997.
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