I-9 Verification
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hyena
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And u speak like a typical @!#$
hyena
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seirously this i9 crap took me less then a minute also I dont think its all that big of a deal, but come on socks. Your suppose to be a leader in this company and all u do is talk down on us Teamsters. Just remember if u didnt have us u wouldnt have a job and vice versa. I think ur just mad that you cant bully people the way u want too because theyre Teamsters and we fight back!
seirously this i9 crap took me less then a minute also I dont think its all that big of a deal, but come on socks. Your suppose to be a leader in this company and all u do is talk down on us Teamsters. Just remember if u didnt have us u wouldnt have a job and vice versa. I think ur just mad that you cant bully people the way u want too because theyre Teamsters and we fight back!
You got me..... How did you know? Man you guys are tough..
Boy you sound just like a part time employee... Does that make you proud? Bet you can't wait to tell the grandkids that you work less hours than high school students in your adult life.
All of FedEx Express had to do the i9 business too back in November. Same story. DHS requires this. You have 2 weeks to get it filled out or termination.
At my station they had us do it before we went on road right before our pre-trip. We all got paid for the 5 minutes of filling out forms. It was like 3 pages and most of the time used was just filling in circles under the information entered. No big deal.
At my station they had us do it before we went on road right before our pre-trip. We all got paid for the 5 minutes of filling out forms. It was like 3 pages and most of the time used was just filling in circles under the information entered. No big deal.
705red
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Dustyroads
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I've never heard a thing about it at work. I thought I9 was that spy organization that James Bond worked for.
virtualpro
Member
Homeland is requiring this from companies with government contracts which is fine and does not make UPS the bad guy here. However UPS then outsourced this effort to TALX corporation who then uses I9-Express to collect the information - these are NOT government companies! I have a big problem providing my personal information out to 2 companies I know nothing about. How secure are they and what else do they do with our information?
UPS expects us to safeguard their intellectual property and we should be able to expect the same from them! UPS HR should be collecting this information.
UPSBluRdg03
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Did this online last week and stopped by HR last night. Handed them my DL and it took every bit of 5 minutes off the clock. Like bubblehead said Ive got that 5 minutes many times over. No need to make a big deal out of it.
We got the info at work tonight. Its the 2 step process. Step one go to upsers.com then step 2. They have someone coming from HR next week to check your license and birth certificate or ss card. Im okay with this plan.
But i read other peoples comments about having to drive to an HR office to bring that stuff is just foolish. UPS better having someone be at the building during the sort or when you punch in for work as a driver to get this stuff done. I would grieve anything that forces someone to drive out of their way on their own time to do something that the company could do very easy when youre at work. Especially for people who work on the night sort or live far away.
But i read other peoples comments about having to drive to an HR office to bring that stuff is just foolish. UPS better having someone be at the building during the sort or when you punch in for work as a driver to get this stuff done. I would grieve anything that forces someone to drive out of their way on their own time to do something that the company could do very easy when youre at work. Especially for people who work on the night sort or live far away.
I'm over 100 miles from any HR people. It would make most sense to have an HR person check our paperwork at PCM. Because that is the only time they will ever get all the drivers together in one place. Otherwise an HR person can hang out at the DIAD rack from 5PM-9PM and corner every driver after they punch out.
I just did the I-9 on the website and on upsers.com they put that management will let you know when to bring in your photo id and stuff. So whomever had to go out of their way to drive to HR to do this stuff probably didnt listen to PCM and did things on their own time.
TO UPSSOCKS, yeah this is homeland security but its not hard for UPS to arrange its HR staff to be at each sort at coordinated times to get everyones paper work done. Even though homeland security is making this mandatory for all workers, this is still work that needs to be done on company time.
TO UPSSOCKS, yeah this is homeland security but its not hard for UPS to arrange its HR staff to be at each sort at coordinated times to get everyones paper work done. Even though homeland security is making this mandatory for all workers, this is still work that needs to be done on company time.
No it doesn't need to be done on company time. In fact at my building, I have talked to every employee three or more times. I have also explained in detail what they need to do, to complete the I-9. I have about 50 employees that have not completed the I-9 yet. I met with the union yesterday and explained that if these employees do not take the neccessary steps by the deadline, they will not be permitted on property. After three days I will send 72 hour notices of termination and that will be the end of them. Now the union has assured me that it will not come to that, but we will see.
Talk about a powertrip. How hard is it for you to call up HR and say come to my sort at so and so time, tell your employees to bring their stuff because HR will be here or else you have to drive to HR. I think thats fair. Everyone has until march to get this stuff done. I would tell the union in your area to file a grievance for not getting paid for time work. And then after that file on anything possible for you being an unbearable supervisor.
Theres alot of grey areas in the contract but how hard is it to get your HR rep at your building during your sort and get things done the right way.
Your talking points show your lack of knowledge of the contract, and the lack of communication and teamwork you have with HR and most likely fellow supervisors. And exactly why we have union to protect ourselves from supervisors like you.
The lowest paid supervisor make atleast 20k. You don't have a clue Don, so don't act like you do. Just do as your told and leave the thinking part to me.
satellitedriver
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You guys are too old to be terroristsWe old farts from the 70's are exempt!
.My full time hire date was 1/03/87 and my sup told me I was the first on the list to be checked out.
Damn, after 23yrs my cover has been blown.
