It’s funny that you don’t realize there’s thousands of drivers every day picking up thousands of packages and you pretend you get the big picture? And you pretend that Amazon does the same job we do. You’re about as dense as they come go back to your part-time supervision little boy. Your opinions are neither relevant or necessary. Adults are having a conversation.
Are any route that does not meet the profitability numbers for the day gets cut. It’s a safe, bet there anybody on the road is making a certain percentage of profit that UPS deems necessary to put it on the street.
DHL is a bit of an enigma much bigger footprint on the other side of the ocean, but FedEx is very disorganized and inefficient.
... Should be "an"
6.2 billion packages delivered in 2022. At 13.9 billion profit,means the average profit for a package delivered was $2.24.
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Average. Some are at a profit, some at a loss.
Oh, but don’t worry the company is going to use rural deferral to completely gutsome ZIP Codes two and three days a week. Those customers will be lucky to see UPS three times a week.
When was the last time you delivered a nda residential before 10:30?
Simple math. The average profit for a package is $2.24. if we would stop giving Amazon such a good deal that profit for a package would probably go up.
Pre Covid
Injuries, accidents, turnover, absenteeism…the list goes on lol
We don't service the customer. For what they pay for. Once they figure that out. They will either leave or sue.
Yep, as I said originally, some at a loss. Thanks for explaining.
My God, you mean human beings are employees just like every other company?
