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Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
we will strike
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
I still have an application in.
El Correcto
god is dead
Without the advice of browncafe my part time career went something like this.After almost 4 years of preload I am officially off the boxline. I've been through being a floater, to 3 car, a 4 car and to even covering 2 separate lighter pulls. I went from asking nice, complaining about shoulder problems, to absolutely not giving aabout how fast I go.
When you motivate your employees with fear, it only works until stop caring about whether or not they lose their jobs. I have other opportunities I could take for more money and similiar insurance. The only reason I do not is because I would lose my seniority, pension, and guaranteed raises over the years.
After a week and half of letting my pull go to absolutely dog
... I actually like my job. I go in everyday and don't stress, listen to my podcasts and books while I work. Life is good.
Now, since I know this site so well you are all thinking oh God what a snowflake, cool story bro why the
>Start in unload, be happy to have job and work hard everyday.
>Boss notices and sends me to loading.
>Start hating my job as a loader, start talking to the co workers I see that have it easy.
>Start focusing on safety.
>Boss gets pissed sent back to unload within a month.
>Notice sorters get a dollar raise, people less seniority getting asked to qualify.
>File grievance and get sent to sorting.
>Start securing main belt of my hub 10 times a night for egress issues, bombing not only my areas production but the outbounds production to.
>Get sent back to unload but maintain my dollar raise for a skilled position.
>Coasted into driving and qualified my first time.
UPS is a wonderful company to be a part timer at if you give 0
s.They want it done faster, hire more people.
VelcroVestsAreTearable
Worlds Okayest Sup
Lmao I know I'm still a floater when I'm finished at my position but it's nice not being responsible for one of those gosh darn pulls. When it's backed to
Oohhhhh you'll be back. Someone will call out sick one day or go on vacation, and you'll be the first person that sup thinks of to cover that area.
Tom MacDonald
Max E. Pads
Try it you'll get the same old IDGAF
preloader. It won't be long until they remember why they took me off.People around me notice my attitude and all the time ask me why I'm still working here. My response is always because they haven't fired me yet.
VelcroVestsAreTearable
Worlds Okayest Sup
Absolutely brother. Thankful for Brown Cafe and the people who actually run the building- the teamsters.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
A lot of the people who actually keep the wheels turning are not Teamsters, FYI.
After almost 4 years of preload I am officially off the boxline. I've been through being a floater, to 3 car, a 4 car and to even covering 2 separate lighter pulls. I went from asking nice, complaining about shoulder problems, to absolutely not giving a
When you motivate your employees with fear, it only works until stop caring about whether or not they lose their jobs. I have other opportunities I could take for more money and similiar insurance. The only reason I do not is because I would lose my seniority, pension, and guaranteed raises over the years.
After a week and half of letting my pull go to absolutely dog
... I actually like my job. I go in everyday and don't stress, listen to my podcasts and books while I work. Life is good.
Now, since I know this site so well you are all thinking oh God what a snowflake, cool story bro why the
When you work in a team environment you never want to be the weakest link. The less you do, the more work you push on others. You ever play sports, bruh?
VelcroVestsAreTearable
Worlds Okayest Sup
Try it you'll get the same old IDGAF
People around me notice my attitude and all the time ask me why I'm still working here. My response is always because they haven't fired me yet.
You know, there are plenty of other people who would love to have your job right now. You should be a little bit more thankful you have one that lets you get away with poor performance and a
attitude that you seem to be so proud of.
VelcroVestsAreTearable
Worlds Okayest Sup
I know that, but supervisors and the others can only do so much, the majority of the work is done by the loaders/unloaders aka The teamsters, and of course the drivers, duh.
Tom MacDonald
Max E. Pads
You know, there are plenty of other people who would love to have your job right now. You should be a little bit more thankful you have one that lets you get away with poor performance and a
No there isn't, they all ran off to Amazon. I'm thankful to have a means but it doesn't have to be at ups. I do work and I work safely and correctly.
People that would "love" to work at ups... Give me a break.
Tom MacDonald
Max E. Pads
If anything I'm thankful for the union for giving me my paid vacation, steady pay raises, and guaranteed hours with full benefits at a part time job.
You think ups wants me to have any of that?
You think ups wants me to have any of that?
I dunno. Can imagine how somebody might if they start in local sort and then go feeder driving. Idiots like myself do hard time in preload and then deliver FT.
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
VelcroVestsAreTearable
Worlds Okayest Sup
The union is what I was referring to. UPS wants numbers, that's it. If it wasn't for the union, I can't imagine UPS would stay in business, they would fire everyone for missloads and being 2 minutes late.
And yes, there are people who would love to work here. Not just the obvious reason they need a job, but because of the union and benefits. And this place isn't that bad, not all the time. It is what you make it!
Maple Grove MN Driver
Cocaine Mang!
Ok @MesomorphTry it you'll get the same old IDGAF
People around me notice my attitude and all the time ask me why I'm still working here. My response is always because they haven't fired me yet.
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