TarAndFeathers
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Primarily Amazon, there is not a solid enough reason as to why we are delivering packages for our competitors
That seems like a straightforward statement to make, but cutting Amazon will do UPS more good than harm for a few notable reasons:
1. Less overall volume and stops to make, that means less unwanted OT (sorry 22.4 you're not good enough).
2. Less money spent for damage claims, Amazon boxes break very easily and the paper tape itself is a joke and this is how Amazon can exploit UPS.
3. Improved Preload, less volume means Preloaders will have less packages which means less egress issues, and more room in the trucks to work, a win for both loaders and drivers.
These are just a few benefits from cutting ourselves away from the competition, I would even say getting rid of Surepost would be something to consider also.
That seems like a straightforward statement to make, but cutting Amazon will do UPS more good than harm for a few notable reasons:
1. Less overall volume and stops to make, that means less unwanted OT (sorry 22.4 you're not good enough).
2. Less money spent for damage claims, Amazon boxes break very easily and the paper tape itself is a joke and this is how Amazon can exploit UPS.
3. Improved Preload, less volume means Preloaders will have less packages which means less egress issues, and more room in the trucks to work, a win for both loaders and drivers.
These are just a few benefits from cutting ourselves away from the competition, I would even say getting rid of Surepost would be something to consider also.