layoff time with company
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Brown Down
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Imwouldnt be surprised if they wasn't brought up by one of the corporate stooges.
derrickmd30
Active Member
its inside employees they are shutting down a shift so they are coming to the other shift. plus getting rid of the part timers.
Thebrownblob
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Sweet
Thebrownblob
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Really, not that new, happens quite often and it’s never permanent. They will close and open shifts whenever they deem necessary. Just have to follow the rules.
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
Incorrect
Thebrownblob
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We can work on our suntan.
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
Good
Thebrownblob
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Always look at the bright side, my friend
Brown Down
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Well boys today's a cluster. Just not sure if it's ore a cluster for us or management. Some big brass are showing up tomorrow. Might be a few less faces on Wednesday.
Just enjoy the ride. It’s out of our hands.
Brown Down
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Oh I am I just keep telling myself it's only a 12-hour day And I'm just a dumb truck driver that makes zero decisions for this company anymore.
Thebrownblob
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All Trash No Trailer
It’s awesome seeing the partners sweat
The cluster isn’t our problem. We just show up and get our hours in.
I’m heavily loaded but I only have so much time. I still have to get my ground and air back.
anonymous23456
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Feedah Drivah have a place to go. RPCD will have to apply as second tier at Walmart.
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www.freightwaves.com
One Walmart truck driver says he has 15 years left of working, and he intends to spend them hauling loads for Walmart. “Barring a lottery win or marrying a sugar mama, I don’t see myself going anywhere,” said the Texas-based driver, who asked not to have his name included as he is not authorized to speak on behalf of the company.
Such loyalty to a single company is unusual in trucking, an industry notorious for massive turnover. And the Texas trucker isn’t alone in his dedication to Walmart. One of the best jobs you can get in trucking is at Walmart. The uber-retailer says truck drivers can make up to $110,000 in their first year at the company.
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Paying truck drivers top dollar also makes sense because Walmart doesn’t employ that many of them. The company has about 14,000 truck drivers and 1.6 million associates. Each of those truck drivers holds a lot of power over the shopping experience of a Walmart store.
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Walmart truckers improve people lives while UPS RPCD drive down the street yelling "I hate TEMU and Amazon Chewy." One UPS RPCD exasperated "Why does TEMU wrap their packages into clusters of balls making my pre-loaders stacking my package car badly!" He refused to provide his name other than saying "Igotta deliver packages right now".
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Why Walmart pays its truck drivers 6 figures
Walmart is the largest company in the world. Its elite, well-compensated trucking fleet is part of the reason why.
www.freightwaves.com
One Walmart truck driver says he has 15 years left of working, and he intends to spend them hauling loads for Walmart. “Barring a lottery win or marrying a sugar mama, I don’t see myself going anywhere,” said the Texas-based driver, who asked not to have his name included as he is not authorized to speak on behalf of the company.
Such loyalty to a single company is unusual in trucking, an industry notorious for massive turnover. And the Texas trucker isn’t alone in his dedication to Walmart. One of the best jobs you can get in trucking is at Walmart. The uber-retailer says truck drivers can make up to $110,000 in their first year at the company.
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Paying truck drivers top dollar also makes sense because Walmart doesn’t employ that many of them. The company has about 14,000 truck drivers and 1.6 million associates. Each of those truck drivers holds a lot of power over the shopping experience of a Walmart store.
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Walmart truckers improve people lives while UPS RPCD drive down the street yelling "I hate TEMU and Amazon Chewy." One UPS RPCD exasperated "Why does TEMU wrap their packages into clusters of balls making my pre-loaders stacking my package car badly!" He refused to provide his name other than saying "Igotta deliver packages right now".
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anonymous23456
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UPS RPCD as future Walmart worker...
Looks more like a part-time UPS supervisorUPS RPCD as future Walmart worker...
I have NOT been lurking
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Laugh at dragon breath and that blowhard that posts on here
OhShoot
Sorry I'm late...I got here as soon as I wanted to
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