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<blockquote data-quote="fedexparttimer" data-source="post: 1125586" data-attributes="member: 39494">Re: Express gave exground employee position over express drivers with lower employeeI started the post and forgot to mention that my station hired a ground driver (who was never a ground handler or express&nbsp; handler) as a part time courier off the street. He is also still working for ground as a driver in the am and on his day off. That was also fishy. Seems like a conflict of interest to me. What about hours behind the wheel or on the clock.&nbsp; Hey it looks like he is on the fast track don&#039;t you think? Took me 5 years to get full time and I was hired as a part time courier off the street but had seasonal UPS experience and 8 months as a DHL driver. I guess I should add approx. 1 year courier experience to my next bid.&nbsp; Also saw drivers leave and come back from local stations before their 18 months was up and take new job postings at our station.&nbsp;&nbsp; They can bend or break the rules when they want. Why don&#039;t they just hire ground drivers instead of letting the handlers move up to courier. What the hell they are already trained.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fedexparttimer, post: 1125586, member: 39494"] [b]Re: Express gave exground employee position over express drivers with lower employee[/b] I started the post and forgot to mention that my station hired a ground driver (who was never a ground handler or express handler) as a part time courier off the street. He is also still working for ground as a driver in the am and on his day off. That was also fishy. Seems like a conflict of interest to me. What about hours behind the wheel or on the clock. Hey it looks like he is on the fast track don't you think? Took me 5 years to get full time and I was hired as a part time courier off the street but had seasonal UPS experience and 8 months as a DHL driver. I guess I should add approx. 1 year courier experience to my next bid. Also saw drivers leave and come back from local stations before their 18 months was up and take new job postings at our station. They can bend or break the rules when they want. Why don't they just hire ground drivers instead of letting the handlers move up to courier. What the hell they are already trained. [/QUOTE]

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