DQ'd on day 29

They can DQ you for anything they want during your 30 day period. The union doesn’t recognize their numbers so you have no leg to stand on with that
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Zowert

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If it’s numbers then you might want to check how accurate your start time is compared to when you actually leave the building. Senerio....yeasterday I was 112 clicks over..
It’s in the computer and common knowledge, in our center, that start time is 9:15 ...your “numbers” start then. However we don’t roll (if we are lucky) before 945...so the over/underallowed for that time can usually be 36 clicks give or take on any given day...so when I would be approached about “numbers”, I bring that to the table...I haven’t heard much about numbers since....especially with ORION! The only day this doesn’t apply is Mondays when everything is wrapped up and we are out the door at 845, Minutes after PCM

I’d imagine this has something to do with it. Our start time here is 9 but often we don’t get out of the building until 9:45.
 

Zowert

Well-Known Member
Who is your Avatar? Is that an NHL guy?

They don't walk people off the property that don't beat the route every day in their 30-day unless he was a complete disaster. At least not here they don't.

It’s Bob Probert, a legendary goon in the NHL, yes.

I guess walking people out when they let them go is ‘protocol’ here. Perhaps they even thought DQ’ing a guy after he gets back from his route on day 29 was cruel and didn’t want to take chances.
 

Ancient Alien

UPS Vacation
It’s Bob Probert, a legendary goon in the NHL, yes.

I guess walking people out when they let them go is ‘protocol’ here. Perhaps they even thought DQ’ing a guy after he gets back from his route on day 29 was cruel and didn’t want to take chances.
 

Space8323

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Sadly this kind of makes sense. I had no beef with management until this. If he doesn't come back I will forever resent them.

They do these kind of things to your fellow union members all the time, but you only care now because it affected someone you knew. That’s a bs state of mind.
 

MrBates

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I really hope that happens. How could they be so cruel as to walk him out on day 29?! I mean, if his numbers weren't adding up by day 15 then you'd think they would have got rid of him. Maybe let him know, something.

My first time around I got disqualified on day 28. It happens more often than you know. He just has to dust himself off and try again. They will qualify him when the center really needs it.
 

old levi's

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Just lost a good friend today at my center. He was day 29 of his 30 and management sat him down after his route to let him know they were disqualifying him. Why? Because of his numbers. Whatever that means. They told him he wasn't consistent enough, some days he would be fine and other days he was too slow. I remember him returning to center before me on more than one occasion so there's no way he could've been THAT slow. But of course I don't know the whole story, only what he tells me. Definitely didn't crash, I parked next to his truck at center and it was fine.

They took his UPS badge and had security walk him out. This sucks because this dude works hard, and he's the only friend I have/had at the center. We got along well since I am fairly new (5 months).

Anyway, my question is there anything he can do about it? Can drivers still in their 30 file grievance? His DQ seems very trivial. I'm pretty damn sure he wasn't slacking, the guy has a good work ethic. Can anyone weigh in on this..?

Better to get DQ'ed on day 29, than to do 12 years on the preload before you even got a chance to drive.
 

eats packages

Deranged lunatic
Better to get DQ'ed on day 29, than to do 12 years on the preload before you even got a chance to drive.
Package car emergency sign-up list is back up for the third time, It seems cruel but nowadays you can get DQd twice and still snag a FT driver spot in just 2 years from starting in the company.
 

Doubleparkedrunner

Well-Known Member
You see what you said right there. You're a young buck so you weren't around in 1997 for the only nationwide walkout in 90-years at UPS and that included pilots.

I can't tell you over the last 21-years how many managers, Division & District who made it crystal clear they will never settle a strike again.

You said you "will forever resent them." That's how they feel & still feel.

Did you know Amazon is loaded with ex UPS salary employees? Loaded with them... all UPS would have to do is take a few accounts such as Amazon and suspend operations with them for a month or so on a work stoppage to get new blood in the door with maybe 40% of the volume we have today. Companies like Amazon, Wal*Mart, Wall Street would lend a hand in a lot of ways to break the Union.

UPS corporate knows 80% or more are against this contract. They're gearing up for it and as sick & twisted as it is, a lot of UPS management is really looking forward to the agreement to be torn up.

In fact, it's my best guess that when it's voted No and not accepted (which it will be). UPS is going to counter with a much worse or less final offer. UPS has totally lost any patience. Once the weather grows cooler & before October. Be prepared for some major life changes coming. That's the way I see it.


Please stop it Tony ; You're embarrassing yourself.
 

Zowert

Well-Known Member
They do these kind of things to your fellow union members all the time, but you only care now because it affected someone you knew. That’s a bs state of mind.

Actually I’m just new. Haven’t been around long enough to figure out the politics.
 

Brownslave688

You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
You see what you said right there. You're a young buck so you weren't around in 1997 for the only nationwide walkout in 90-years at UPS and that included pilots.

I can't tell you over the last 21-years how many managers, Division & District who made it crystal clear they will never settle a strike again.

You said you "will forever resent them." That's how they feel & still feel.

Did you know Amazon is loaded with ex UPS salary employees? Loaded with them... all UPS would have to do is take a few accounts such as Amazon and suspend operations with them for a month or so on a work stoppage to get new blood in the door with maybe 40% of the volume we have today. Companies like Amazon, Wal*Mart, Wall Street would lend a hand in a lot of ways to break the Union.

UPS corporate knows 80% or more are against this contract. They're gearing up for it and as sick & twisted as it is, a lot of UPS management is really looking forward to the agreement to be torn up.

In fact, it's my best guess that when it's voted No and not accepted (which it will be). UPS is going to counter with a much worse or less final offer. UPS has totally lost any patience. Once the weather grows cooler & before October. Be prepared for some major life changes coming. That's the way I see it.
Man can I get some of that :censored2: you're smoking?
 
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