Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
So....what do you do during your down time?????
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So....what do you do during your down time?????
Coldworld
60 months and counting
Indecisi0n
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Push-ups
Coldworld
60 months and counting
You are opening up a Pandora’s box that you will never be able to get shut again.... tread lightly lol
On paper we don't have any 12 hour jobs either, but we seem to have no shortage of guys who consistently "work" 60 hour weeks...
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
There is always extra work if you want it . I ain't got time for all that.
fedx
Extra Large Package
That's exactly what I would want would be the 8 hour jobs. Geeze now you're making it sound too good.
fedx
Extra Large Package
Does UPS hire part time feeder drivers or are they all full time? Do they hire casual drivers? Not seasonal, but casual where you could be called up throughout the year?
robot
Has A Large Member
We have a part time feeder guy. Kind of like a TCD in package car. He’s called in when they have the work otherwise he works in the hub.
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
No
govols019
You smell that?
We have two...both with almost 20yrs of part-time service.
Coldworld
60 months and counting
There aren’t many 8 hour jobs in feeder....
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
Doesn't this set a dangerous precedent?
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
Meh who wants to think about tomorrow.
? Just worry about yourself and today....
Non sequitur
Well-Known Member
There is a perception that stubble burning contributes to atmospheric CO2. However carbon dioxide releases are only slightly greater than those from natural decomposition.
Common farming practice to clear a field.
Common farming practice to clear a field.
govols019
You smell that?
When there are no full-time employees willing to be trained for feeders, what's your suggestion?
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
Id rather see them hire people off the street as FT.
Driver7906
Well-Known Member
Some hubs are moving part-timers up into feeder after exhausting the bid sheet of full-timers. After the part-time list is exhausted, they hire off the street.
I worked with a few holiday hires in feeder and I was sorry to see them go after peak. One of them mentioned that it was the best job he’d ever had.
Not in the right area but I'll try anyways. I'm a tractor trailer driver for Fedex Express. I have about 5yrs under my belt with the company. Was curious about jumping ship to UPS to be a feeder driver. I get about 45-47hrs a week now working overnight 630pm-430am. Do you guys work many 10-12hr shifts? I like my 9hrs and have the opportunity to get 2-1030pm shift but I'll lose my OT but I'll have a somewhat better schedule. What do you guys think? Any advice? Thanks
