Resigned - actually, terminated

You waited 8 months before deciding to see what was going on?

I’d say you are SOL

No. I tried the entire month of February. I’m curious again, because I may be moving out of the state and I’m blocked in the system from even applying for any position. But also wanted opinions on the situation. Thanks.
 

zubenelgenubi

I'm a star
No. I tried the entire month of February. I’m curious again, because I may be moving out of the state and I’m blocked in the system from even applying for any position. But also wanted opinions on the situation. Thanks.

Make a new profile on the website with a different email address and try filling out another application.
 

MattM

Well-Known Member
Were you union? Did you see any paperwork? Were there certified letters sent to you?

Did you have a badge? Did you keep your browns?

I'm confused by the lack of communication
 
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watdaflock?

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Went to Integrad June 2018 after seasonal driver position. Passed. Waited three months to begin (September). During the three months, my name was on a list as training “on road” - obviously wasn’t.

Began around the time peak starts. 30 day qualifying. Post office bag drop offs were put on me numerous times, which wasn’t my route, even after supervisors said it wouldn’t/shouldn’t be. Prevented my qualifying times. Couldn’t drop off until 11am. They offered an extension for qualifying due to this. Qualifying went into mid February (lay-offs!). Center manager said I couldn’t qualify during peak due to having a helper.

My supervisor got unwillingly transferred and I was placed with some new guy who knew nothing of my case. When I asked numerous times if I’ve qualified after looking at my time, multiple supervisors said “we don’t know how qualifying works”. Asked my steward, he said he didn’t like what was going on in the center and wasn’t sure either.

I asked every day. New drivers that would bail on their routes daily due to “high stress” and “anxiety”, qualified. The guy who severely injured his back by improper lifting techniques, qualified. Veterans would say “they’re :censored2: you”. After numerous times that I asked, a Monday I came in and asked - they said they weren’t sure again. I told my supervisor if I couldn’t be told if I had the job, I’ll have to find a different one because I can’t afford to not know and can’t afford to be laid off. It’s been 6 months on the job. He said to call when drivers left the center. I called. No answer. Called again, no answer. Three hours later: no answer. No returned calls. Email comes in following day from HR saying they heard I resigned. I responded with the conversation I had via text with the supervisor and let them know, I didn’t resign; I wanted to know if I qualified. No response and no more job.

Blocked from applying for UPS now. Am I the only one who thinks this is completely friend*cked? I know they like to do you dirty, but man...
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