Pants in the summer??

[Catatonic]

Worst that could happen is it gets disposed of like a crusty towel.

Yep, a pretty "small" deal.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Never said small!
Some people are afraid of the python.

He's a grower not a show-er

 

[shepski79]

Wellllllllll if you were Muslim. You could grow a beard right. But it all about the friend[emoji7][emoji20]cking sox

 

[Browntown2014]

We have a guy who has a native tattoo and they told him that too. For a while he wore and ace over it, (bandage), now I dont think anyone cares. Its all about the SOCKS

Lol

 

[UPSGUY72]

I have a eagle too on my leg they have never said anything about it.

 

[InRythmWithTime]

So your next thread will be "I was disciplined for wearing shorts with tattoos..."

center manager and or were at the pcm and not a word

 

[toonertoo]

By the way I wore pants today, thought the weather man said 67, it was 83. Rough day, LOL

 

[InRythmWithTime]

By the way I wore pants today, thought the weather man said 67, it was 83. Rough day, LOL

Most days when its so hot in south florida, the only thing I can think to make myself feel a lil better is "at least im not delivering in snow" I gotta give it to you folks up there

 

[Number24]

You can't be serious

I am being serious.

 

[burrheadd]

When we started they knew what tattoos we had. If they wasn't up to snuff,we couldn't go on the road.
Ups always wanted a clean military like appearance.

Getting harder to find people who can fit that description.

Yes I have a tatoo bit not where it can be seen.

Butterfly near your nipple

 

[burrheadd]

To the best of my knowledge this is my cms last week and we are getting some new blood, my onroad has been so busy doing his and center manager"s job that I don't think he even noticed me in shorts at the pcm this morning.side note, I Know he respects me for the work I do and it is a mutual feeling. A coworker had recommended that when new center manager arrives just pretend I have been in shorts the whole time.

WINNER!!!
Ding!! DING!!!

 

[Three11]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0088...+brown+leg&dpPl=1&dpID=310CPTEhONL&ref=plSrch

I have a Tattoo on my left calf, from just under knee to just above my ankle and purchased a 2 pack of the Ink Armor compression in brown. The brown matches out uniforms well. Was actually suggested to me by my on car to find a compression sleeve if I wanted to wear shorts as I was planning on wearing pants all summer.

Before driving for UPS I carried for USPS for 5 years and there's 0 policy on tattoos, piercings, or hairstyles. I've always found it amazing that the government is ahead of the curve at allowing things like visible tattoo's. With how popular they've become it won't be long until there's Supervisors and higher with visible tattoo's.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Butterfly near your nipple

Pervert

 

[Re-Raise]

 

[ArcherUTR]

If it hasn't bee said already, cut up some panty hose and cover it up.

 

[JL 0513]

I like and respect UPS's appearance standards. It adds pride to the company's drivers when you compare us to the slobs over at FedEx and USPS. Sorry to say but it's often true. I've seen some that could pass as bums. We are just generally way more professional looking and I think that goes a long way. Would you want your doctor or lawyer showing up with shaggy hair and tattoos all over? Image means something. There's a reason why some people can only get a job a Hot Topic.

If I had gotten tattoos prier to becoming a driving, I'd have them laser removed. There's no way I'd go the rest of my career having to cover up.

 

[Zap!]

My advice is to do what I did. Laser surgery. Every 6-8 weeks you go for a removal session. By next Summer you should be good. And yes, I'm dead serious. You can get your tattoo redone when you retire.

 

[sailfish]

Bruh, I wear long pants all year long. The only way to go. It's not that bad.

 

[sailfish]

Though if they came out with a uniform kilt I might make an exception.

 

[Brownslave688]

I am being serious.

Like it or not appearance should be considered for many jobs.