Re-Raise
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First day down, not so bad. My supe is a nut job.
Oh yeah we forget to mention you should get used to that too.
First day down, not so bad. My supe is a nut job.
First day down said:Thats the first requirement to be a "Sup"
I'm new, too. I do my ride along tomorrow and then go to the "Integrad" class for 5 days. Do any of you know how many hours are required each month to count towards earning benefits?
I thought the sock thing was strange, too!
My appologies dilli. Of course LADIES and gentlemen.
First day down, not so bad. My supe is a nut job.
Maybe he didnt find you helpfull.
For any questions like the one your asking you need to tell where your from because otherwise there is at least 5 different answers to that questions if not more. For instance in my area you need 40hrs/month to keep your medical dental vision benys. To count as a year for your pension you need to work a minimum of 500hrs and to max out you need 2080hrs but all that info is useless if your not in my area.
And that would be fine. I offer my 2 cents just like everyone else. Sometimes they are valuable and sometimes they are worthless. It's all good though.
Dill you know I was teasing you right?
Glad today was the last of the classroom stuff. I don't think I could sit at a desk much longer.
Monday, out on the road. Wonder where I'm going.
As much complaining and whining you read on this board, I still think to this day this is one of the greatest jobs in the world.
Never a dull moment, you're outside and alone, and you have the opportunity to interact with hundred's of strangers everyday.
You will have countless bad days, and plenty of moments where you'll be second guessing being a UPS driver. You have to take the good with the bad.
It gets easier as each day goes by, try to stick it out maybe you'll land yourself a career. Good luck.
Glad today was the last of the classroom stuff. I don't think I could sit at a desk much longer.
Monday, out on the road. Wonder where I'm going.
expect to get treated like crap the rest of your working career