FIRED FOR ROLLING PACKAGE
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Turdferguson
Just a turd
It's dishonesty.
They fire first and it will turn into a suspension after you grieve it
I don't see how ? I didn't lie to them one time . The two packages that I knew about they were separated from my pickups & I let the sup know when he asked. If I was trying to hide it I would of threw it in the back with the 100 pieceso that I picked up earlier that day
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Over 70
Well-Known Member
If data wasn't found which is normal on a misload, why didn't you just manually enter it in? Takes what 10 seconds if you're slow?
I guess I don't see a single excuse not to sheet a misload before you get back. Worst case scenario, call the center so they know.
I get losing a package very rarely in some pickup pieces or something.
I guess I don't see a single excuse not to sheet a misload before you get back. Worst case scenario, call the center so they know.
I get losing a package very rarely in some pickup pieces or something.
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Turdferguson
Just a turd
It's how they see it, not you.
To them because they were not sheeted up as missed on the misloads and the other had no disposition on it. They feel you were trying to hide them
Back first
Well-Known Member
You will get your job back. They should of given you a verbal, written and then discharge. Next time you have a misload sheet as off area and send in to center. Never roll a package because you will be caught sooner or later.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
Easy, guys don't want to deliver it. It's an issue and they made this guy an example.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
If he hid it, it is dishonesty. Progressive discipline doesn't apply.
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
Don't they have you send in misloads? I'm sure they do. So waiting till you arrived in the building looks like you were going to just toss them on the belt.
If it wasn't 3 packages then I'd say you'll be fine. Being that your brought back 3 I can see why the supe thought you were smoking packages. Good luck hope it all works out.
Back first
Well-Known Member
He didn't say he hid package.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
And I didn't say he did, hence the "If"
Tiredbrown
Professional box jockey
The number one rule at UPS is scan EVERY package it's not like the old days everything is tracked today. I would rather take the heat from having a package scanned as missed than try to get my job back for a dishonesty discharge.
hyena
Well-Known Member
You just can't help being a d* can you?
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Nothing by 1030 anymore
Guest
Umm....isn't it well known that if u don't scan every package you will be terminated? Isn't it drilled into our heads at pcms? Scan every package before you come to building? Call in every misload? I don't get it
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Nothing by 1030 anymore
Guest
It never matters how good you are in the past at ups. Ever
PrimeUPS
Well-Known Member
Best way to stay out of hot water = SCAN. EVERY. PACKAGE.
You shouldn't be apologizing, you should be saying how it won't happen again because you will call in everything, scan every package, and work by the methods as instructed. Getting defensive isn't going to help you, neither are apologies. They want to know that you acknowledge what you did and have a plan to fix it. Otherwise, the next random audit won't be so random. Show that you understand.
scooby0048
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Unlikely but it can happen. I had a small bag lost under the spare tire for 4 days. The only reason it was found was because I hit a cattle guard so hard and fast, it bounced the spare to the back of the package car and out the right side swing door.
It would probably still be there. The only reason I found it was because I had a leaking package.
