I love it. Some addresses you really have no choice - no good DR location ... I have a couple on my route that I'd AP but I quickly learned nearly always make it the door just as I'm walking away after service crossing and access-pointing their stuff. So now I just wait.
nah she had the easiest, most sought out area. Just nice houses. She could leave an unboxed iphone on the curb and it wouldnt get stolen.
You keep records of your stop count?????
Yup. The local gives us a pocket planner and recommends note our dispatch, as well as jotting down anything of note that happened that day. I'm by no means the only driver that actually does it.You keep records of your stop count?????
I've been doing it every day for about 3 years.You keep records of your stop count?????
Careful what you wish for, it could be crucial for UPS in many locations too. Always told we could be forced and it was mandatory here for years til we stopped showing up. Now it’s just “expected” but they don’t use the harsh words anymore.
I can understand writing down your hours, who cares about stop counts though, not trying to be a prick but why the stop count?
I was taught that it's smart to keep your own records of everything around here.
It takes me all of 10 seconds to jot down hours, stop and piece counts, mileage.
How did y'all get on the same page?
I know a driver who has kept a record of hours, stop count and piece count for years. In case management harasses him about 9.5s, he has numbers he can easily pull out to back up his case.
The early part of the year during pandemic peak when they started “forcing in” on Saturdays was our turning point. Everyone including management had had enough and we knew they wouldn’t come after us if we stuck together. Hired over 40 22.4 from June to September for our center alone. We had them and we knew it.
How far over the 25% did UPS go over with the 22.4s?
A lot for the building. They were still qualifying right up to seasonal period and both sides agreed to straighten out the numbers after peak.
We were 52 22.4s over the 25%. The case is supposed to be put in tomorrow from what I hear. The company just flipped 30 of them to RPCD today I believe.
The BS part Is it’s just something else we have to fight.
Yep. We've been over the 25% since April I believe.
Maybe if you worked everyday...
The other BS part is how long it takes to fight, by the time something gets fixed there are twelve other things to work on.
