UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
I don't envy you--it must be really tough being the know all, see all here at UPS.
CLO1 means that the business is open but there is no one in the office at the time being (lunch, errands). CLO1 or CLO HOL indicates that the business is closed for the day, whether it be a known closure (CLO HOL) or an unexpected closing (CLO 1) or an attempt after established business hours (CLO 1 or MS).
NI1 is reserved for residential stops.
You also amaze me at times but for far different reasons.
CLO1 means that the business is open but there is no one in the office at the time being (lunch, errands). CLO1 or CLO HOL indicates that the business is closed for the day, whether it be a known closure (CLO HOL) or an unexpected closing (CLO 1) or an attempt after established business hours (CLO 1 or MS).
NI1 is reserved for residential stops.
You also amaze me at times but for far different reasons.
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