Do you know how much crap girls pack?
You are going to find out.
And they always have a room in the third floor without an elevator.
How much notice are YOU giving when you retire?
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You are going to find out.
And they always have a room in the third floor without an elevator.
clean hairy
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If he is older than 66, ss has no limit on what you can earn in a year.
If younger than 66, there is a limt of (i think) $17,500 for 2019 you can earn with no penalty from ss.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
And they always move in mid August on the hottest day of the year.
Trust me I know. I would have rather went to work that day than move all of that crap.
I actually rented a uhaul can so I could do it all in one trip.
I always took the week after move in day off , I needed to recoup
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
Did it 10 straight years between 3 kids.
I was just busting one of my coworker stones
He is 40 and had his first kid.
You'll be here forever. Lol
quad decade guy
Well-Known Member
UPS mgt. will find out when I don't come to work. I will show them the same respect they have shown me.
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
you have to notify somebody to get your pension though
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
Everybody talks that game. "I'm gonna drive my package car out, and call them and tell them where they can pick it up"!! See how many people have actually done it. Just like the drivers. Lotta talk, but not a lot of action. I can't think of one person who actually did it. I'm sure someone somewhere had the nads to do it, but sadly, I never met him/her.
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
"Go out with class"? Been getting corn holed for 30 plus years, lied too, BS every week, the company riding that fine line with the hours, twisting contractual language like it was freakin Taffy, and you say; "go out with class"? Well Senor Gumby, with all due respect, You and I differ on this one.
I advise him to do what'll make him feel good, because it'll be his last hoorah. And I don't want him to regret years into his retirement years not doing what he wanted to do, but just didn't have the nads. I think the majority of us have being drivers - There has not been a hell of a lot of exchanging of "class" actions between management and hourly.
You don't have to tell me anything about the devil's we work for. When my last day comes I'll do my route, punch out and never look back.
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
Yep! He does. He can go through HR, which will eventually/quickly notify the center/hub. But for example. If he takes out the load and gets to his first stop but just feels so bad and turns around and brings the load back to the Hub and says I'm going home sick, and retires. He'll have to wait for the paycheck for months. But so what? It's back payed. He probably should just avoid any of that dishonesty crap under that huge umbrella UPS has.
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
yes , go out with class. show the company how they should behave.
I gave 2 weeks to the center manager and did not tell another soul. months later people were wondering what happened.
I gave 2 weeks to the center manager and did not tell another soul. months later people were wondering what happened.
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
Of course. That's you. My dispute was with the "go out with class" line. I don't see making it easy for them, when most times they couldn't care less about you, as "going out with class". That's the part I disagree with.
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
Oh yeah, that'll show them. All those people who have retired "with class" has sure resulted in a caring and concerned management crew they have today. Speak to someone who's still working and ask them how much better they are being treated today, because you gave management a good example.
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
When you don't show up, they'll eventually figure it out. Just like they bring everybody in on the holiday and make sure they are okay, then give out R-days when they've figured out how many people they really need.
"They'll figure it out".
Oh yeah, that'll show them. All those people who have retired "with class" has sure resulted in a caring and concerned management crew they have today. Speak to someone who's still working and ask them how much better they are being treated today, because you gave management a good example.
It's not about trying to get management to change. It's about showing that you are better than that.
Twenty years down the line as you look back on your life, are you still going to feel all proud about how you stuck it to the man by not showing up for your final work day?
Most of these guys here have a career worth being really proud of. No need to ruin that by being petty.
twoweeled
Well-Known Member
Oh boy. Management wishes they had 300,000 of you huh.
I have no doubt, I'll still be happy with the way I left. 20-30 years later,
No doubt!
Ruin a career by throwing it back at them? LOL Are you management, or under 10 years driving? My party is good!!
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
If I’m still thinking about ups 20 years into retirement. They won.
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