I'm worried that I missed a package
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PT Car Washer
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I really doubt it. May say something to you about it. Just don't lie. Next month there will be hundreds of missed.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Honesty is the best policy and just so happens to be UPS's policy to keep you employed.
PeasAndCarrots
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I started driving back in august so I haven't had much experience at all in the grand scheme but I have missed a few packages since I started. Mainly in my few weeks or so of driving. All they did was talk to me about it and that was it. Management knows that this job is unlike many others so adjustment periods for missed and lates are a must.
I've found what helps me is to scroll down my board around 2pm to make sure I know exactly what businesses/savers I have left. Then again around 4pm. You should always be looking ahead in your board but getting into the habit of checking what I have left a couple times a day has helped me out a lot. Best of luck to you and don't sweat it.
I've found what helps me is to scroll down my board around 2pm to make sure I know exactly what businesses/savers I have left. Then again around 4pm. You should always be looking ahead in your board but getting into the habit of checking what I have left a couple times a day has helped me out a lot. Best of luck to you and don't sweat it.
Indecisi0n
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If its before 5:00 how is it missed?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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It is missed if no delivery attempt was made.
Is it legal for a residential subdivision to prohibit commercial delivery vehicles after 4:30 pm? What would be the consequences of ignoring that "law"?
Indecisi0n
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The way I read the first post he got there at 4:30pm but they weren't taking deliveries? If that's the case it's not missed.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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No delivery attempt = missed.
Indecisi0n
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No delivery attempt before 5:00 = missed, not 4:30.
JL 0513
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What kind of area doesn't allow deliveries after 4:30? The day is just getting started.
Residential? If so, it's their problem if they never get their packages as far as I'm concerned.
I assume this is some type of gated community? Even if they want to have a cutoff time, 4:30 is ridiculous. They want to live by those rules, they can drive to the center each time they have a package.
Residential? If so, it's their problem if they never get their packages as far as I'm concerned.
I assume this is some type of gated community? Even if they want to have a cutoff time, 4:30 is ridiculous. They want to live by those rules, they can drive to the center each time they have a package.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Why? Say its a gated community gates close at 4:30 stupid but lets assume here. If its 4:45 I likely sheet as NR1. This would be managements call but resi don't have a commit so should never be missed unless left at center or on the wrong truck.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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It wouldn't be NR1----I'm not sure how you would sheet it as other than missed. Will call?
Borderline 9.5
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Call the center and ask them how to record it, at 4:30 it's not missed residential or commercial.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Like I said that's managements call but we can't let residentials dictat delivery time. Otherwise every Tom dick and Harry will have a sign on their door saying no deliveries after 5.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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CLO 1 is for commercial, not residential.
Indecisi0n
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NI1. Or NR1.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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You have no idea whether the consignee was home or not plus you are sheeting it away from the delivery location.
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