Old school. Real old school drivers didn't even have a manifest. Never had a problem getting er' done!So I work at a Hub in Colorado and today every driver in the building couldn’t get EDD on upload and it always already 10am. So we all left with a manifest duck taped to the dashboard and the map on the overhead, it was basically the90’s. Naturally I would be lividly since I love my cradle, but it so awful it was funny.
Give em' some cash cod's and have them know area numbers to boot!
How old school are we talking about here if I may ask? Like back when they had the shiny clips and actually "sheeted" a package on paper? I love hearing about what it was like
I started on paper. Turn in took 45 minutes sometimes. You did less stops because you had to sort constantly. Everything was calculated by you, timecard, cod's, cod checks, cod cash, cod cash plus check, delivery sheets (every town had a number of area numbers), pu pieces, pu sheets, calls, send agains, calls. Add to that no DR, every stop required signature except for a few release shippers.
Mine is 7 now. And I delivery every package the right way....every day. friend ups numbers.
Ha, not that old-school. When I started seven years ago, we were driver sort and load. Last fall we got a preload , got edd\Orion maybe a year and a half prior(ish). Area knowledge was absolutely needed to load the cars and to have a decent delivery order. SPORH for me was about 20. Business route, mostly.
Sure. But the public has zero knowledge of how friend’ed daily operations are, and that’s the way UPS likes it. I’m sure it would affect the stock negatively if people had any clue. We literally throw money away every single day
anymore?
You gonna tell a guy forced to wear a mask in this heat that he needs to be clean shaven under the mask?? Makes no sense. Stupid policy anyway. It’s 2020 and facial hair doesn’t dictate an individuals level of professionalism, whatsoeverWhat happened to shaving? I mean I'm used to it (USMC) I've been shaving every morning seven days a week for like 15 years...whether I'm working, or vacation, weekend, doesn't matter to me...
Did they take that rule away? Half the drivers I see practically have beards, and they don't look like they have a waiver either. No one gives a
Yah, no thanks. I'm fine not having a warm itchy beard under my already annoying mask. Shave every day.What happened to shaving? I mean I'm used to it (USMC) I've been shaving every morning seven days a week for like 15 years...whether I'm working, or vacation, weekend, doesn't matter to me...
Did they take that rule away? Half the drivers I see practically have beards, and they don't look like they have a waiver either. No one gives a
Edit: I'm not for or against it, again I will always shave. I'm just curious if the company changed that rule
I say again, I have no opinion either way. But might I mention, according to:
How does one “look like they have a waiver”What happened to shaving? I mean I'm used to it (USMC) I've been shaving every morning seven days a week for like 15 years...whether I'm working, or vacation, weekend, doesn't matter to me...
Did they take that rule away? Half the drivers I see practically have beards, and they don't look like they have a waiver either. No one gives a
Edit: I'm not for or against it, again I will always shave. I'm just curious if the company changed that rule
Well when one is talking about a gas mask duh
Well I'm gonna be blatantly honest about what I meant. Caucasian. with hair that does not appear to be thick enough in appearance or profile to cause shaving issues that are usually only experienced by other ethnicities.
