Steward773
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Preload starts at 12:15 here, started at 3:30 last Monday. I think I'll go in at 10 tonight.
From the fact that at least 1/3 of my residential packages are Amazon.
What you read about will have a negligible effect on our Amazon volume. The Sunday service will be in two markets (LA and NYC), will be free for Prime members (with the standard shipping charge for all others) and will not make a dent in our Peak volume.
When they say "start" 7:45, they don't mean drive out..they mean, you get in there and start loading since some PT's will be leaving.Happens every year: We are slammed with work, start 45 (745am) mins early and always end up leaving at our normal time and they wonder why everyone is out so late.
Its much cheaper to pay you 3 or 4 times the rate , of a part timer!When they say "start" 7:45, they don't mean drive out..they mean, you get in there and start loading since some PT's will be leaving.
Exactly....sounds totally logical lol. It's all just a pile ofIts much cheaper to pay you 3 or 4 times the rate , of a part timer!
Well in this region, after 6 hours federal law says you take a 30 minute break. As a PT'er back in the day, myself and other rabblerousers pushed this issue quite a bit, as well as others. Including PT's not being required to work over five hours. Some people leave, some want breaks (rightfully so), among other things. Therefore on many levels UPS must pay the piper to spark those record profits.Its much cheaper to pay you 3 or 4 times the rate , of a part timer!
Hey watch the tone in the Necroposter name.That's what I would assume too....so wtf is Rockin necroposter talking about?
I was being sarcastic. they would sooner screw somebody out of a nickel and pay me an extra dollar...........Ill never understand UPS math!Well in this region, after 6 hours federal law says you take a 30 minute break. As a PT'er back in the day, myself and other rabblerousers pushed this issue quite a bit, as well as others. Including PT's not being required to work over five hours. Some people leave, some want breaks (rightfully so), among other things. Therefore on many levels UPS must pay the piper to spark those record profits.
We can't understand it because we're not illogical...dead from the neck up Sups. It's a language only they understand....that's why they wear the fancy shirts....lol.I was being sarcastic. they would sooner screw somebody out of a nickel and pay me an extra dollar...........Ill never understand UPS math!
no....they have that WHOLE week of training....very intensive. They learn how to make tape balls and perfect that blank, vacant stare.....lol
no....they have that WHOLE week of training....very intensive. They learn how to make tape balls and perfect that blank, vacant stare.....lol
And to throw at newbie loaders....or maybe that's just my PT sup...lolTape balls? To replace their own?
One must get a lobotomy first!
no....they have that WHOLE week of training....very intensive. They learn how to make tape balls and perfect that blank, vacant stare.....lol