Does UPS rehire?

[oko]

Does UPS rehire?

 

[sendagain]

I actually did see a loader once leave the company, then get rehired after his T-shirt business bellied up. He is still driving today after about 20 years. Like many things in life, it may be a matter of "who you know".

 

[oko]

Thanks Sendagain, I read in UPSERS.com that they rehire under careful consideration. Do you get your time in with the company back?

 

[InTheRed]

I can tell you that we do rehire, however it depends on how you left. When you were terminated, if you left on good terms your supervisor/management team will probably check you off as rehireable. If you were a problem (attendance, service, etc etc) you might be flagged as non-rehire.

 

[Fredly000]

By policy no UPS doesn't rehire, but as experience shows, people
do get rehired under special situations.

 

[sendagain]

As far as I know you don't get your time back, and why should you?

 

[BigBrownBill]

Like -In the red-said, We do rehire...when your seperated from the company you are given a re-hire status. If you did a decent job, you shouldn't have a problem. Recently, even management personel are being rehired, depending on how and why they left the company in the first place. This practice in the past was unheard of.....

 

[IT_Consultant]

When i was a p/t sorter/unloader about 20 years ago, i was told that i can be rehired if the reason for leaving was related to school (college).

-a|ex

 

[opie]

I believe you can get your time in the company(senority) back. As long as you are re-hired within 1 year of leaving UPS. If it has been over one year, then you lose all senority & have to start over.

 

[rngri4]

Before you quit, ask someone in management about the "Leave of Absence" program, if your district has it, it will be worth your while, and you keep your time.