Full time inside jobs

Big Babooba

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The full time inside job at UPS is virtually non existant. How many full time preloads or hub sorts are there? I know that there are 2 full time preloads in Massachusetts - Watertown & Springfield. I don't know of any full time hub jobs though.
 

teamsterdan

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they may be non-existent but they are easy to "create" if your willing to fight for them, expect your work life to be hell.....daily habits observations, a lot of working as directed, and other BS they come up w/.........I delt with it for a yr. before the job got created and a couple yrs. after that..... like most of the stuff it still comes and goes.............I'll be 15yrs. in a couple weeks, 7 p/t 8 friend/t......
 

IDoLessWorkThanMost

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The full time inside job at UPS is virtually non existant. How many full time preloads or hub sorts are there? I know that there are 2 full time preloads in Massachusetts - Watertown & Springfield. I don't know of any full time hub jobs though.

I'm inside- inside in Watertown, 22.3 though. aside from the full-time preload, there aren't many.
 

tritese

tritese
we have full time porters, full time fuelers, and full time shifters....all considered "inside" jobs........22.3 combos also (half shift in the hub and half shifting; half hub and half car wash; half shift hub and half car wash) the other combo jobs (half shift hub and half air driving) at one time were considered "outside" jobs, i think that is still the case........not that it matters as any full timer can bid on ANY full time job available......
 

Fnix

Well-Known Member
You can also do janitorial. Have women in my hub 25+ years that sweep and mop when the building is empty etc as part of it.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
Heard that at least two openings are available on that Watertown preload, to cover the two who just retired with 37 years each from the Customer Counter.
 

Fredless

APWA Hater
Did your local lose a panel with that or something? The porters here are very touchy with their work.

One lady will file if they clean up something that isn't a "safety issue" or hazmat. Rightfully so.
 

brownrodster

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Our "porter" is non union. he's not even a UPS employee. He works for some other company which contracts him out to us or something. He works about 4-5 hours per day after the preload wraps up. It's a minimum wage job with no benefits (I've talked to him about it before).

I think it's a perfect opportunity for the company to create a preload/porter combo job... But combo jobs may be a thing of the past... We only have a few and it's been years since they created the last one.
 
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