Indecisi0n
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I love you.Yes we do
During the strike of 97 we were not allowed access to the UPS parking lot.They had a huge problem in St. Louis a few years back. Lots of break ins. Cat converters getting cut out of all kind of vehicles. In the employee parking lot mostly during preload.
Ups: well we don’t own the parking lot. We just rent it. We aren’t liable.
Was the company aware of the dismal turnout?.Only 22% of the membership voted in the strike authorization vote.
No one thought the members were serious.
There isn't any circumstance where the owner of a parking lot would be responsible for a thief stealing your catalytic converter.They had a huge problem in St. Louis a few years back. Lots of break ins. Cat converters getting cut out of all kind of vehicles. In the employee parking lot mostly during preload.
Ups: well we don’t own the parking lot. We just rent it. We aren’t liable.
I would think if you paid to park somewhere, like a stadium or airport, maybe garage, the owner would be liable for damages? I know it’s not the same.There isn't any circumstance where the owner of a parking lot would be responsible for a thief stealing your catalytic converter.
NopeI would think if you paid to park somewhere, like a stadium or airport, maybe garage, the owner would be liable for damages? I know it’s not the same.
Nope
How can the Owner of a property be held responsible for the actions of a thief?
Nobody forced you to park someplace where your vehicle could be damaged or stolen.
If your vehicle is in your driveway and gets stolen are you going to sue yourself?
Doesn't fit your example.
If you look most if not all parking lots whether you pay or not have a sign posted saying we are not responsible for anything that happens to your vehicle. At least they all do here or anywhere I've been.I would think if you paid to park somewhere, like a stadium or airport, maybe garage, the owner would be liable for damages? I know it’s not the same.
They used to catch @rod when he brought coon dog ass to his truck.UPS has cameras watching parking lots but just to catch package thieves and employee misconduct. Not to protect employee vehicles.
I’m still filing a grievance.Nope
How can the Owner of a property be held responsible for the actions of a thief?
Nobody forced you to park someplace where your vehicle could be damaged or stolen.
If your vehicle is in your driveway and gets stolen are you going to sue yourself?
This company has a reputation in it's brand and professional ettiquite. We don't tear ruts in people's yards, or leave the keys in the vehicle so some crazy person can take off in it and hit a bunch of .lol you guys really don't like PVDs, huh...
I would say you have not met the latest UPS Integrad graduates.This company has a reputation in it's brand and professional ettiquite. We don't tear ruts in people's yards, or leave the keys in the vehicle so some crazy person can take off in it and hit a bunch of .
PVDs are a major public safety threat. Uber, Grubhub, Amazon are signing metaphorical death pacts with inexperienced drivers.
So you've guessed right. Nobody likes PVDs.
Then you have met the latest UPS Integrad graduates.Well, I haven't started yet, but if there was an opening for a FT Driver, I'd have taken that in a heartbeat. PVD is ALL that was available.
As for me, I have several years experience Truck Driving, I have several years experience delivering pizza (a little bit of uBer). I'm not the guys who's going to get lost, or make dumb decisions delivering in the hood. I'm not the guy who gets into accidents, or get traffic tickets.
BUT!
Some of the other applicants...some of them looked like soccer moms and college kids. first impression only, they looked like they probably don't have much experience on the road, definitely don't look like they could handle a 70lbs package... but who knows??
Read the fine print on your parking ticket next time.I would think if you paid to park somewhere, like a stadium or airport, maybe garage, the owner would be liable for damages? I know it’s not the same.