Who funded that pension? Just sayin.
SUCKS would be more appropriate.It's a little game called 'Throw A Plan At The Wall And See If It [-]Sticks [/-].'
SUCKS would be more appropriate.![]()
Don't really want to start a fight, but you really should not be proud to take lunch outside of contractual hours. I know many free thinkers believe it has no effect, but racing around to make all the commitments and taking lunches later in the day DOES aid in reduced runs on the road. It will never change though. Funny how people will jump on the union band wagon when something affects them, but not until. This is a general statement and not directed at you.Sitting on my recliner in the middle of my 1545/1630 lunch break. I had a bowl of Corn Pops while watching "The New Adventures of Old Christine". Thanks for asking.
Don't really want to start a fight, but you really should not be proud to take lunch outside of contractual hours. I know many free thinkers believe it has no effect, but racing around to make all the commitments and taking lunches later in the day DOES aid in reduced runs on the road. It will never change though. Funny how people will jump on the union band wagon when something affects them, but not until. This is a general statement and not directed at you.
When your "ME-STERS" pension starts direct depositing, Is that when your going to be a proud union member ?
I can't stand "me-sters".
Maybe you should look in the mirror Dave, You are the epitomy of a ME-Ster, one example is stated by your own admission that you were sitting home on your lunch for 1545/1630!! I assure you that is outside your contractual agreement, but you pick the articles that suit YOU!!!!
Don't even come on here talking that crap. I about fell out of my chair laughing when I read that!!
either a cover driver goes home or a fulltime goes home, but that doesn't affect the number of routes run that day, gives the older guys a break, one day all of you will be the old high seniority guy so be patient, also helpers started in my center the second week of October, its the new ups
Who funded that pension? Just sayin.
Google "sarcasm', Grocer.
I don't think you even realize that you are a ME-Ster! If you wanted it to be a sarcastis post, you would have indicated that I am quit sure!!
I am a union member by default. There are many things that unions (not just ours) do that I simply don't agree with. For example, members of the CWA are still holding informational pickets in front of Verizon Wireless stores with the message that VZW are destroying middle class jobs. I thought the Verizon strike had been settled--I guess I was wrong.
The pension that I will start collecting in 2019 will be my reward for 30 years of service to UPS. Yes, the NYS Teamsters Pension Fund manages our pension, investing the contributions wisely to ensure consistent returns, but UPS funds the pension based upon the hours that I work.
I will never be a proud union member. I don't need someone to tell me how to think or how to behave while at work. I come in, do my job, keep my mouth shut and go home.
I am quite certain that you have gotten yourself into a few "binds" that the Teamsters helped you out of, Me-ster. Like I said, don't want to start a fight. Mostly because I know you do not understand.I know full well that I am a me-ster and am fine with that. Next?
Who gave their blood, sweat and tears to force your employer to recognize Unions and their bargaining rights so they could negotiate that pension? You really think you would have a pension at all if it were not for your Union?
Just sayin!!
Would you prefer that I join the gang of 6 or 7 who sit at the Mobil station between 6 and 7pm?
You are right but at this point the mold has been cast.
Agree. Yes, it is bothersome when people (mgmt or hourly) are solely out for themselves, but it's best to relinquish any aspirations or hope for change and just settle for going home everyday. That is somewhat selfish and "me-ster", but What happens between punch in and punch out is no longer relevant in my life- that is what UPS breeds - reap what you sow, I guess.I can't stand "me-sters".