Ford announces the reduction of 3,000 white collar jobs.

[Up In Smoke]

This could be the trend going forward, as companies look to cut costs and maintain profits.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

It's coming to UPS center near you soon

 

[DELACROIX]

Does everybody remember the term “Essential Worker” during the peak of this pandemic.

Most of the office non union employees worked from home for the most part, this opened up the current phase of gutting middle managers.

Now it is “ big fish eating the little ones”...no more high salary, easy street do nothing positions.. sitting behind the desk and looking pretty ain’t going to cut it anymore.

 

[Babagounj]

One phrase that applies to UPS MGT that never changes- They Eat Their Own.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Does everybody remember the term “Essential Worker” during the peak of this pandemic.

Most of the office non union employees worked from home for the most part, this opened up the current phase of gutting middle managers.

Now it is “ big fish eating the little ones”...no more high salary, easy street do nothing positions.. sitting behind the desk and looking pretty ain’t going to cut it anymore.

I completely describes a UPS management team during the pandemic

 

[Babagounj]

That court case that Ford lost, where the jury awarded the family $1.7B is misleading.
Under GA State Laws the family & lawyers have only $425M to split between them, 25%
The State of GA takes 75% of the award - $1.275B

 

[newfie]

One phrase that applies to UPS MGT that never changes- They Eat Their Own.

39 years retired. never eaten. Never ate. we cut hourly jobs and management alike.
another phrase i used to hear is we hate everyone.

recession is here , lot of companies going to be cutting a lot of jobs.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

39 years retired. never eaten. Never ate. we cut hourly jobs and management alike.
another phrase i used to hear is we hate everyone.

recession is here , lot of companies going to be cutting a lot of jobs.

No doubt

 

[newfie]

Does everybody remember the term “Essential Worker” during the peak of this pandemic.

Most of the office non union employees worked from home for the most part, this opened up the current phase of gutting middle managers.

Now it is “ big fish eating the little ones”...no more high salary, easy street do nothing positions.. sitting behind the desk and looking pretty ain’t going to cut it anymore.

they've found ways to use technology to eliminate a lot of staff jobs. eliminated most of HR and IE.
Just like Macdonalds automates the ordering processes, ups is not immune to technology cuts either.

you guys realize there is a lot of this on the horizon?

self driving technology affecting feeders.
drones delivering packages


I'd love to come back in 300 years and see what everyones doing with their spare time when robots are doing all the work for us.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

they've found ways to use technology to eliminate a lot of staff jobs. eliminated most of HR and IE.
Just like Macdonalds automates the ordering processes, ups is not immune to technology cuts either.

you guys realize there is a lot of this on the horizon?

self driving technology affecting feeders.
drones delivering packages


I'd love to come back in 300 years and see what everyones doing with their spare time when robots are doing all the work for us.

Do you realize how many posts I will have in 300 years?

 

[newfie]

Do you realize how many posts I will have in 300 years?

lol millions a minute

 

[BrownFlush]

White collar.
They can do the same thing at home as they did at the plant.
Only difference. They won't get paid to do nothing.

 

[Dum preloader]

Does everybody remember the term “Essential Worker”

You can thank trump for that term.

 

[Dum preloader]

White collar.
They can do the same thing at home as they did at the plant.
Only difference. They won't get paid to do nothing.

Idk my girlfriend works from home since the pandemic. She handles health insurance claims. She cleans and cooks while she works. Seems like a win for me.

 

[trickpony1]

Idk my girlfriend works from home since the pandemic. She handles health insurance claims. She cleans and cooks while she works. Seems like a win for me.

Would that be considered "stealing time"?
Is her company paying her to cook and clean or handle insurance claims?

 

[Dum preloader]

Would that be considered "stealing time"?
Is her company paying her to cook and clean or handle insurance claims?

That's what I said but she's fed up and doesn't care and they don't care enough to monitor her so

 

[Thebrownblob]

It's coming to UPS center near you soon

@Dragon

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

@Dragon

Hourly'and management

 

[Thebrownblob]

Do you realize how many posts I will have in 300 years?

they've found ways to use technology to eliminate a lot of staff jobs. eliminated most of HR and IE.
Just like Macdonalds automates the ordering processes, ups is not immune to technology cuts either.

you guys realize there is a lot of this on the horizon?

self driving technology affecting feeders.
drones delivering packages


I'd love to come back in 300 years and see what everyones doing with their spare time when robots are doing all the work for us.

We were recently at my state capital with my local to discuss some of those issues including driverless technology. I’m not sure people realize how close it is to reality and how scary it really is.

 

[sailfish]

Idk my girlfriend works from home since the pandemic. She handles health insurance claims. She cleans and cooks while she works. Seems like a win for me.

Jesus wouldn't cohabitate.