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<blockquote data-quote="moldsporh" data-source="post: 5661489" data-attributes="member: 54834">Wow, 17 pages! Sorry, don&#039;t have time to catch up, sorry if I missed some key points.Indeed. Many have chosen to work harder and longer, (FT) while still working smarter.Not you OP, but there has been this theme of a &quot;majority of PT&#039;ers&quot; because they are the (two-thirds) of the workforce....and for some reason this has been viewed by many PT&#039;ers as something relevant to what should be done.IMHO, that means there is two-thirds or roughly 66% of easier work. That&#039;s not saying PT workers don&#039;t work hard, but if PT workers want a ton more money, then they need to brown-up and run a route.Loading trucks, unloading trailers, sort aisles, all don&#039;t compare to delivery.The talk of &quot;hourly jobs at UPS are unskilled is a little bit of BS. Unskilled somewhat means anyone can do it, delivery takes some skills, mostly mental skills, and it&#039;s tough.My point is, yes PT needed more money, so did FT. If you want a TON more PT money, you need another PT job or go FT.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moldsporh, post: 5661489, member: 54834"] Wow, 17 pages! Sorry, don't have time to catch up, sorry if I missed some key points. Indeed. Many have chosen to work harder and longer, (FT) while still working smarter. Not you OP, but there has been this theme of a "majority of PT'ers" because they are the (two-thirds) of the workforce....and for some reason this has been viewed by many PT'ers as something relevant to what should be done. IMHO, that means there is two-thirds or roughly 66% of easier work. That's not saying PT workers don't work hard, but if PT workers want a ton more money, then they need to brown-up and run a route. Loading trucks, unloading trailers, sort aisles, all don't compare to delivery. The talk of "hourly jobs at UPS are unskilled is a little bit of BS. Unskilled somewhat means anyone can do it, delivery takes some skills, mostly mental skills, and it's tough. My point is, yes PT needed more money, so did FT. If you want a TON more PT money, you need another PT job or go FT. [/QUOTE]

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