Jobs after UPS

What kind of job can I expect to get after I move on from UPS? Package car drivers are pretty pigeon holed into their jobs and cant really leave except to join fed ex. But what outlook can an ORS expect to have in terms of type of jobs for other companies and positions. Or is it all supply chain

 

Walmart greeter?

 

Glory hole attendant

 

Is there any training involved?

 

I’am gonna go out on a limb here and say you could be the trainer

 

I have watched a lot of instructional videos.

 

On masturbation?

 

I know! As a driver of UPS that will collect about 6k a month, it will suck to drive a limo twice a week and make $1000 cash. gosh darn pigeons!!

 

In your dreams--pensions are a dying breed now.

 

Again with this. Call the NE plan office. Ask them how much do you get at 57 with 35 years (answer is 5k) and 35 years at 60 (answer is 6k)

 

I was thinking since im working towards an MBA, the experience would look good not just for supervision but for basically any company. If anyone has landed jobs outside UPS after being an ORS

 

Resumes only get your foot in the door for an interview. The interview is what lands you a job or not. One stint of UPS in an on road function won’t guarantee you anything. The better your resume the more opportunities will invite you. Can’t really answer your question based on what you have given

 

I’ve known many a supervisor to make it to full time and quit. Sometimes after 5 years, 10 years... one time it was 28 years. Oil companies like Irving like ups management experience. any LTL company like ABF, YRC, XPO, Old Dominion love ups experience. Particularly the union environment experience. Beverage distribution companies look for former ups management.

The one kicker is that ups tends to pay better than most of the places that you could get offers from.

 

Not very much for having to work til age 60.

 

Yet better than most

 

chump change, really, but not bad for menial work.

 

Check out Waste Management. Their JBA almost mirrors ours.

 

But far from the best. 20% less than an OK pension.