HR lying

FrigidFTSup · Dec 10, 2016

cosmo1 said:
See?

I could have done it if I had wanted to.

Throw in 3 peak status calls at 11AM, 2PM, and 5PM(this one will be done at your country club bar) and you're home free.

cosmo1 · Dec 10, 2016

FrigidFTSup said:
Throw in 3 peak status calls at 11AM, 2PM, and 5PM(this one will be done at your country club bar) and you're home free.

If I lived in the south, could I call from the 10th tee?

FrigidFTSup · Dec 10, 2016

cosmo1 said:
If I lived in the south, could I call from the 10th tee?

Wow, you'd be working late in that case.

cosmo1 · Dec 10, 2016

FrigidFTSup said:
Wow, you'd be working late in that case.

That would probably be the 2:00 call.

The 19th hole would be the late one.

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret) · Dec 11, 2016

harley vulkrie said:
I will have to say that the employees that have been at my hub for 7- 25 years have been the most helpful and nicest. I love talking to them and picking their brains about all the BS this company spews. That's the only reason I stick around. I get to laugh my head off everyday. Especially when the drivers show up and their package cars are filled top to bottom with 200 packages still left on the dock and I put all their air packages at the bottom of FLOOR 1 and don't leave a 3 foot space behind the sliding door for safety. Oh and I put the Hazmats on the very tip top of the pile and explain to them that I am new and they aren't gonna be able to find anything that day b/c I have no frekain idea what I am doing. I tell them to go have a donut and a cup of coffee cus I am going on my mandatory 10 minute break and we still have to load the 100 tires and irregulars, but not til I feel like it

You and I would NOT get along very well.

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret) · Dec 11, 2016

scratch said:
That's always been my problem, I'm too efficient. I had over eight hours available so I worked my second Saturday in a row today. I need to start slacking so I will run out of hours and not have to work next Saturday and Christmas Eve.

...or you could retire and not have to worry about it all...

Seriously, dude, you need to move on to the next phase of your life.

harley vulkrie · Dec 11, 2016

UpstateNYUPSer said:
You and I would NOT get along very well.

that's awesome then! It doesn't look like many people get along with you either! Perhaps we work together since I am in Upstate NY too. And in upstate I mean above the thruway!

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret) · Dec 11, 2016

Latham? Glens Falls?

harley vulkrie · Dec 11, 2016

secret secret.....ive got a secret

scratch · Dec 11, 2016

UpstateNYUPSer said:
Seriously, dude, you need to move on to the next phase of your life.

Seriously dude, it's really none of your business about when I decide to retire. I enjoy myself no matter what I do. Maybe it's you that needs to move on.

IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U · Dec 11, 2016

UpstateNYUPSer said:
...or you could retire and not have to worry about it all...

Seriously, dude, you need to move on to the next phase of your life.

Why do you bust his balls over this?

watdaflock? · Dec 11, 2016

Anvilandforge said:
We probably hired about 40 people and plan to keep about 10."

I'd be shocked you could find 10 quality employees out of only 40 people to select from. Seems like every week I hear about another temp quitting, especially early on a few weeks ago. Many didn't last longer than one day.

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret) · Dec 11, 2016

scratch said:
Seriously dude, it's really none of your business about when I decide to retire. I enjoy myself no matter what I do. Maybe it's you that needs to move on.

Im thinking some of your younger co-workers feel the same about you.

trickpony1 · Dec 11, 2016

UpstateNYUPSer said:
Im thinking some of your younger co-workers feel the same about you.

....says the guy who is number one on the seniority list and has such a magnetic personality.

Box Ox · Dec 11, 2016

scratch said:
Seriously dude, it's really none of your business about when I decide to retire. I enjoy myself no matter what I do. Maybe it's you that needs to move on.

I think the longer one waited to go full time from part time, the more retirement leeway they should be allowed, given that they worked so hard to go FT in the first place. Probably gives a different appreciation for the true value of the FT driver position if you didn't drop right into it.

scratch · Dec 11, 2016

I have gotten a few private messages from members the last few years urging me to retire and I do appreciate their concerns. I am well aware of the number of my fellow drivers who have left with broken bodies. I am in fine shape myself and I don't really work that hard. I enjoy working, at this point I am having a good time. When I find something else I will enjoy more, I will leave.

Retiree · Dec 11, 2016

UpstateNYUPSer said:
...or you could retire and not have to worry about it all...

Seriously, dude, you need to move on to the next phase of your life.

If truth be known, I would wager that everyone one of your co-workers, young and old, wish you would retire.

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret) · Dec 11, 2016

trickpony1 said:
....says the guy who is number one on the seniority list and has such a magnetic personality.

...and who will leave on the very first day that he is eligible to do so...

Turdferguson · Dec 11, 2016

UpstateNYUPSer said:
Im thinking some of your younger co-workers feel the same about you.

Why would they? Just because you are a biter ,petty man who's coworkers dislike him , it doesn't mean everyone else is like that

Retiree · Dec 11, 2016

Scratch, you keep working, if that is what you want to do. You will know when it is time to go. Trust me.

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