Is there any way to transfer if you're full time??

[rukiddingme]

You could try converting religion and tell them you have to observe at certain times. Other than that, no loophole. They have people paid to make sure there are no loopholes.

 

[Brownslave688]

You could try converting religion and tell them you have to observe at certain times. Other than that, no loophole. They have people paid to make sure there are no loopholes.

Are you kidding me?

 

[Wally]

Does seem silly that one can go from part to full time but not the other way around?

 

[Indecisi0n]

Does seem silly that one can go from part to full time but not the other way around?

Easy way to force people out of the company.

 

[Gaintain]

Yes there is a way. If you’re a driver, just fail your DOT test when it’s time to take a new one. Go there and intentionally fail the vision or the hearing test. UPS well then send you to the preload to work your hrs there. ;-)

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Yes there is a way. If you’re a driver, just fail your DOT test when it’s time to take a new one. Go there and intentionally fail the vision or the hearing test. UPS well then send you to the preload to work your hrs there. ;-)

It's not that easy.

I hope you were just trying to be funny.


Barring any supplemental language or local rider....

It then can become an ADA issue. A whole other can of worms.


Even quitting and trying to be re-hired (part-time), will be scrutinized.

Who likes a quitter ?



-Bug-

 

[Wally]

Yes there is a way. If you’re a driver, just fail your DOT test when it’s time to take a new one. Go there and intentionally fail the vision or the hearing test. UPS well then send you to the preload to work your hrs there. ;-)

Be sure to bring your dog.

 

[john chesney]

Does seem silly that one can go from part to full time but not the other way around?

This is ups have you seen anything lately that makes any sense?

 

[Wally]

This is ups have you seen anything lately that makes any sense?

Lack of common sense is a chronic managerial problem. Has been for a long time.

 

[john chesney]

Lack of common sense is a chronic managerial problem. Has been for a long time.

Totally agree I gave up a long time