Pre loader excuses

[I have been lurking]

Why the eff would you even load this clearly empty box on my truck? Now I gotta be the jerk explaining to the customer how they won't be getting their item. SMH.
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Worked as directed according to the PT stup

 

[BenHadIt]

In theory.....preload should be down and gone at start time.......if so......the two would/should never meet.

Most Drivers come to work 90 minuets some even 2 hours before start time just to complain.

 

[Off the leash]

A little respect can go a long way.

I had a great preloaded and I tipped him well at Christmas. Problem was when he was out! Truck would be a mess. The worst one I had became a preload supervisor! No

 

[Off the leash]

Worked as directed according to the PT stup

It’s all figured in

 

[Off the leash]

Preload makes or breaks your day. I could tell instantly that my regular loader was out when put my cooler in the car as I walked past. I knew then I had a long day ahead of me.

 

[I have been lurking]

It’s all figured in

Actually a sup may have tossed it in as well

 

[Off the leash]

Worked as directed according to the PT stup

Not the first time

 

[Jkloc420]

Yes

 

[Red Devil]

Most Drivers come to work 90 minuets some even 2 hours before start time just to complain.

That is pathetic

 

[quad decade guy]

Most Drivers come to work 90 minuets some even 2 hours before start time just to complain.

Ok. Why do you think that is? Think hard.....

 

[burrheadd]

Ok. Why do you think that is? Think hard.....

Calm down Suzy
Are you always this high strung

 

[DumbTruckDriver]

Ok. Why do you think that is? Think hard.....

Because they don’t have a life outside of work.

 

[quad decade guy]

Because they don’t have a life outside of work.

K. Maybe.....not likely in this scenario.

In my experience...these type of people......were there to manipulate their load....lobby the mgt. for different splits......massage the load(fix preloads disaster)....in other words.....prepare their load for a smoother day. Yes, these folks screwed over their fellow drivers to help themselves.

Most Drivers come to work 90 minuets some even 2 hours before start time just to complain.

Bingo^^^^^^


When I worked at a certain hub for 30 years....my commute was actually close enough to ride my bicycle to work(getting off after dark in winter was a little too sketchy). So, commute/traffic not a factor and I could get there with a small margin. In the end I only worked about 3 days a week.

Now that I live a solid hour away....I leave 2 hours early to give a big cushion. A detour or closed road can mean big delays....

 

[ToteHoarder]

Thank you for saying this.
I had to work years to get what part timers are starting out with.
I did a good job everyday and i was making $8.50.
Whatever Chick Fil A is doing to produce great employees, UPS needs to mimic.

Humane work loads and working conditions. Basically a fair days work for a fair days pay.

 

[quad decade guy]

Humane work loads and working conditions. Basically a fair days work for a fair days pay.

Ok. Fair enough.Define exactly...

 

[Shift Inhibit]

In the end I only worked about 3 days a week.

Huh? How long did you work 3 days a week? Is this why you are still here after 40+ years?

 

[trickpony1]

Huh? How long did you work 3 days a week? Is this why you are still here after 40+ years?

How did he afford an airplane and a Corvette?
Maybe he didn't realize that he had to work a certain number of hours each year for it to count as a pension year?
I'm really confused.

 

[Shift Inhibit]

How did he afford an airplane and a Corvette?
Maybe he didn't realize that he had to work a certain number of hours each year for it to count as a pension year?
I'm really confused.

That was my point too, how can he afford all his toys? This guy is so full of it.

 

[trickpony1]

How can he afford to retire?
Will he pawn his plane and corvette?
I'm still really confused.....

 

[I have been lurking]

How did he afford an airplane and a Corvette?
Maybe he didn't realize that he had to work a certain number of hours each year for it to count as a pension year?
I'm really confused.

Model airplane and a C4 vette