considering wanting to work for UPS as a career

[The Milkman]

yeah but what you dont get is its hard with my degree to get something decent and i dint want to go more into debt and im getting to old wtf else would i do?

# 1 you are not old. # 2 I was kicked out of HS in the 11th grade and floated around doing all kind of dead end jobs until I applied at UPS at age 30. # 3 I started work with a couple of other new hires who had went to college and had degrees but they had a hard time finding jobs in their fields and started driving with me. A few made careers at UPS like myself and I retired at 55. Many times over the years I wish I had used my brains instead of my body because it is a physical mentally stressful job. But without a degree to fall back on I was stuck so to speak, but yes it can be done. But make sure you vote for good pension donations into the fund and not in your pocket, as the pay is decent enough to live well with all the O/T you will get if you ever get to be a friend/T driver

 

[adam12]

so. should i go for UPS or no

 

[1989]

so. should i go for UPS or no

Only you can answer that.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Ummm its because ege sucked i hated it i want to make good money in the union have a secure job and move the * away from my family hahaha just answer my questions...

Just find a sugar daddy.

 

[Shift Inhibit]

so. should i go for UPS or no

 

[Indecisi0n]

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I picture @BigUnionGuy being a big burly man like this.

 

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I picture @BigUnionGuy being a big burly man like this.

I picture @quad decade guy looking like this...

 

[PT 4 Life]

Whatever you do don’t become a pt supervisor

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

so. should i go for UPS or no

Perhaps

 

[burrheadd]

so. should i go for UPS or no

What makes you think they’ll take you

 

[UnionGuy]

Since you're graduating with a degree, why don't you consider the military? You can commission as an officer in the Army. In 4 years you'll be making more than a Top rate RPCD. 105k/year. Base Pay + BAH + BAS. The longer you stay in service the more you'll make.

 

[adam12]

Since you're graduating with a degree, why don't you consider the military? You can commission as an officer in the Army. In 4 years you'll be making more than a Top rate RPCD. 105k/year. Base Pay + BAH + BAS. The longer you stay in service the more you'll make.

i've thought about that, but don't you have to be very smart to get into the military i'm not that smart

 

[burrheadd]

i've thought about that, but don't you have to be very smart to get into the military i'm not that smart

Smart enough to pull a trigger

 

[Brownslave688]

im 25 and graduating college and hated it and i want to get into the union and i have some questions.
1) how is the part time job and what would my hours be every week?
2) how long will it take me to get from part time to full time?
3) how much will you make as a full timer? i have gotten many answers but does it ranges from 60-80k? and is there a lot of OT?
4) how are the benefits and pension plan?
5) will ups ever dissapear? should i go for it?
6) i currently live in ny and want to transfer to CO can I do that?

Become a pipe fitter or lineman or heavy machinery operator

 

[UnionGuy]

i've thought about that, but don't you have to be very smart to get into the military i'm not that smart

You don't have to be very smart. Although you'll need a GT of 110 to be able to commission. Meaning you have to be good at Arithmetic Reasoning and math

 

[possibleparrot381]

4) Benefits are outstanding. After you've been there 9 months, your benefits kick in. You don't pay a penny for them. Where else can you work part-time and earn a pension? It's an incredible benefit as well.

that's the only reason to do this ty job and ups knows that. take anything away and their will be strikes

 

[PT 4 Life]

that's the only reason to do this *ty job and ups knows that. take anything away and their will be strikes

the job really isn’t that bad. Where else would you find what ups offers, especially part time?

 

[Jkloc420]

im 25 and graduating college and hated it and i want to get into the union and i have some questions.
1) how is the part time job and what would my hours be every week?
2) how long will it take me to get from part time to full time?
3) how much will you make as a full timer? i have gotten many answers but does it ranges from 60-80k? and is there a lot of OT?
4) how are the benefits and pension plan?
5) will ups ever dissapear? should i go for it?
6) i currently live in ny and want to transfer to CO can I do that?

You get the job

 

[Jkloc420]

Health science

?

 

[MyTripisCut]

that's the only reason to do this *ty job and ups knows that. take anything away and their will be strikes

Strikes? Good luck.