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<blockquote data-quote="Mugarolla" data-source="post: 2732383" data-attributes="member: 8481">I thought about this a little more Bubble. Do you honestly believe that UPS would agree to pay air driver rate to unload a plane?I want some of what you&#039;re smoking. I am 99% sure that there is no local agreement for UPS to pay air driver rate to unload a plane. You may ask why I am not 100% sure?We all know there is that one exception to the rule. So is this that exception? If it was, UPS would be violating their local agreement because the OP said they are sending out a preloader. Does UPS violate agreements? Yes....but if they are violating this one, why not violate the other one? Why are they sending a $36/hr package driver to shuttle the air? Why not violate the agreement and get it done at half price with an air driver?Probably because the simplest answer is usually the correct one. There is no agreement to pay air driver rate to unload this plane. Just like where Frigid was, UPS just realized that they did not have to pay air driver rate to unload a plane. They can send out a preloader.And just in case I am wrong and this is still that one exception to the rule, do you remember what I told the OP? If not, I&#039;ll help you out.Am I being aggressive now. Naaaa....but I am always up for a spirited debate. And this is what this is.Your turn.....go</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mugarolla, post: 2732383, member: 8481"] I thought about this a little more Bubble. Do you honestly believe that UPS would agree to pay air driver rate to unload a plane? I want some of what you're smoking. I am 99% sure that there is no local agreement for UPS to pay air driver rate to unload a plane. You may ask why I am not 100% sure? We all know there is that one exception to the rule. So is this that exception? If it was, UPS would be violating their local agreement because the OP said they are sending out a preloader. Does UPS violate agreements? Yes....but if they are violating this one, why not violate the other one? Why are they sending a $36/hr package driver to shuttle the air? Why not violate the agreement and get it done at half price with an air driver? Probably because the simplest answer is usually the correct one. There is no agreement to pay air driver rate to unload this plane. Just like where Frigid was, UPS just realized that they did not have to pay air driver rate to unload a plane. They can send out a preloader. And just in case I am wrong and this is still that one exception to the rule, do you remember what I told the OP? If not, I'll help you out. Am I being aggressive now. Naaaa....but I am always up for a spirited debate. And this is what this is. Your turn.....go [/QUOTE]

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