Letter of Suspension Question

[542thruNthru]

Working as directed.

TTKU

Yes we know it was WAD but what he said is still true. That's why UPS got in trouble. So UPS was being dishonest.

TTKU

 

[G.V. Rush]

Hh

 

[G.V. Rush]

So with that said, what other issues do you have?

Being moderated for disliking you as a human being

 

[BUCN85]

Her phone being on your plan does not mean that her calls show up in your Caller ID. You would have to go online to see what calls she made/received.

Actually though if you share an I-cloud account between 2 phones and your call history is synced. It will show up on your phone. Any calls or missed calls. Even your contacts if they are linked to I-cloud.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Actually though if you share an I-cloud account between 2 phones and your call history is synced. It will show up on your phone. Any calls or missed calls. Even your contacts if they are linked to I-cloud.

Did not know that. Thanks for the info.

 

[Faceplanted]

if push comes to shove im pretty sure a lawyer would love to hear about this, especially if you can provide phone records.

Typical harassment retaliation case. You need to file for every instance of this. Keep records from now on of everything. They are trying to find something on you.

In my opinion that's crossing the line and that simple action would creative a snow ball effect that even the hulk couldn't hold back.

 

[FilingBluesFL]

Don't know. Don't care. If she wants to leave me for another dude, she's free to do so. I'll have a replacement for her by the end of the week.

I guess that's why you picked Claptrapp as your little picture lol

 

[1BROWNWRENCH]

Suspension work can be very dirty.

 

[watdaflock?]

I pushed 2 instead of 1 on a signature required resi NDA saver after commit time, realized immediately I messed up, voided, rescanned, pushed 1 as per sup's instructions.

Can you blame it on having sausage fingers?

 

[cosmo1]

Don't know. Don't care. If she wants to leave me for another dude, she's free to do so. I'll have a replacement for her by the end of the week.

You'll still be stuck with her on your cell bill.

 

[cosmo1]

Suspension work can be very dirty.

Mud, brake dust and grease, yeah, I can understand that.

 

[Keenj]

I guess that's why you picked Claptrapp as your little picture lol

Claptrap is awesome. I got him stuck to the dash of my PC now.

 

[Keenj]

You'll still be stuck with her on your cell bill.

It's not a contract. She has my old iPhone on a monthly plan with AT&T. She leaves, her service ends.

 

[Keenj]

Can you blame it on having sausage fingers?

I wear gloves when I work. I tried that excuse. But I don't think I'm gonna serve out any of the suspension, I'm on a downtown route and nobody likes doing it.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I wear gloves when I work. I tried that excuse. But I don't think I'm gonna serve out any of the suspension, I'm on a downtown route and nobody likes doing it.

That shouldn't matter.

 

[Gotout]

I've been suspended twice....not once did I serve those days..it's just a way of goin up the discipline ladder....but they don't actually let you stay home. Was pretty disappointed actually.....

A suspension that is issued but not served would not be a valid disciplinary progression. If you are issued an "intent to term" or "working termination" (which is what all progressive discipline terms are) after a suspension that was issued and not served the term would never stand. There's about a 90% chance that the labor manager would throw it out and the progression would still be at a warning letter. In the 10% chance that it went to the panel, they would throw it out on purely procedural grounds before even hearing the merits of the case. In executive session (the part of the panel that is not open to the public), even the three company representatives would agree to throw it out.

But don't listen to me. I GotOut