‘Nobody knows. That’s the beauty of it’: UPS driver says he makes $40 an hour, sparking debate
'Your back will let you know if it was worth it in a few years.'
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Puff piece to get some scabs for the strike
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Explain your statement. Please.‘Nobody knows. That’s the beauty of it’: UPS driver says he makes $40 an hour, sparking debate
'Your back will let you know if it was worth it in a few years.'
In reality, I think this article would motivate people to GRAVITATE towards a UPS job....not demand a pay cut.
And do you think anyone really cares?
Thanks to Biden$40 an hour is CHUMP CHANGE
$40 an hour is CHUMP CHANGE
It's certainly worth a lot less than it used to.
Just food and gas, holy crap....
Honestly I'm considering working one Saturday a month.
allahuakbar
She/Her
In reality we literally get paid $40 to just kinda suffer in the heat and deliver t shirt bags. This job really isn’t hard.
Thebrownblob
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Did he make a statement? Tick-tock nonsense. While $41 an hour isn’t terrible money, it’s also not enough to attract people to stay here long term anymore in great numbers. We are paying people $21 an hour in the building which I believe will be the standard across the nation after this contract. The amount of responsibility, expectations, physical demands, and time away from your family with 60 hours and six days a week being forced many places for drivers, the trade-off is not worth it to most anymore. 10 or 15 years ago that was not the case. The fact is once people realize what’s expected they do not stay long term like they used to. The younger generation does not want to give this corporation that much time of their life.
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They are offering to pay us $250 if we can get one person to stay 60 daysWe need preloaders
SMH
Unbelievable. Nobody wants to work.
Thebrownblob
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Exactly right they just bumped part-timers to 21 an hour here they get overtime after five and a $75 bonus if they show up every day. As well as being able to double shift pretty much whenever they want. Almost no commitment and if you’re not fast enough somebody comes and helps you. In the last month we have had three 22.4 quit. One regular package car driver took an inside 22.3 job. 2 people retired. And we’ve only hired and kept two people since February. One of the 22.4s that quit was getting ready to go RPCD after less than a year, I talk to him and he said when he started he thought it would be worth it, and now he knows it’s not he’s quitting before he gets “stuck”. Who are they going to find to do this job? The pool of people is drying up.
Thebrownblob
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I agree with you but apparently most don’t.
MECH-lift
Union Brother ✊🧔 RPCD
Thanks biden , although they did rob all of our preloaders so they all quit . LOL!!!
They aren't paying our part-timers anything extra here
That's why half the time nobody shows up
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
The company can’t continue this way they will have to raise the rate. This job requires people to move these packages.
But the starting driver rate is $20.50
Are you going to pay people more money to load the package cars?
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Handcuff 4 or 5 of them to the primary
You’d have beer money for a few days
Half of them are so buzzed up when you come to work I'm not sure how they actually get there
PT Car Washer
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Sure looks that way.
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