Sheeted pkg during lunch as ni1, again....
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novadriver
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scooby0048
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I find it hard to believe that you "just don't give a " because if that was the case, you wouldn't be on here asking everyone if it's going to be allright. I think you are scared as hell that you keep screwing up and really do give a come Monday morning whether you will have a job or not.
Not trying to be a
but if you claim to not care now while you are in your qualifying phase of this job, what the hell will you be like if you do qualify. Then you really won't care about things will you?
jaker
trolling
You need to explain this , because where I am at if you do anything besides your training route or work when you not supposed to then you already passed
novadriver
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last monday at 730am he calls me and wakes me up saying he needs someone to run the route so i jump out of bed and scurry there as fast as possible, got there at 830 and at end of day came in under 45 mins...
jaker
trolling
You need to talk to your steward about you working on your day off
novadriver
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i will..this is third monday i worked
lorenzo castro
New Member
Just go in and edit it next time or just prerecord it then sheet up cl1 after 1
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UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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You do what you like-----I will continue to do the right thing and take care of the customer.
Not what I like, but what I am directed to do. CYA, working as directed even if I don't agree with it.
Kmart sux. So does Walmart. And Orion.
The Blackadder
Are you not amused?
Orion has me planned to do business stops at past 6. Are you telling me that UPS spent 10s of millions on a system that would be wrong?
JL 0513
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If it's going to get stolen, I disagree. It is your package and your responsibility. If you can leave it somewhere discreet fine, If not, then no.
No disciplinary action is going to hold up because you didn't DR a shipper release package. Don't be a maroon or an
Unless it's a funky bulk stop. Then
So you make the rules at UPS?
Not too long ago, I didn't leave a shipper release. It was a No DR spot. Called in the office the next day and got my talk. Customer called and complained knowing it was shipper release. Even a flagged customer for past claims and I still got a lecture for not leaving it in the unsafe location available. Don't go through this hassle. Package gets stolan you and UPS have nothing to do with it.
You and Upstate can go right ahead and test that theory. Maybe y'all can get together and drink a few beers and complain about unjust suspensions because you decided to disregard a direct order, and instead, do what you wanted to. I've seen that idea backfire enough times to know better.If it's going to get stolen, I disagree. It is your package and your responsibility. If you can leave it somewhere discreet fine, If not, then no.
No disciplinary action is going to hold up because you didn't DR a shipper release package. Don't be a maroon or an
Unless it's a funky bulk stop. Then
An old dog doesn't get to be an old dog by running out in front of trucks.
Kmart sux. So does Walmart. And Orion.
ArcherUTR
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Like I said, you follow your moral compass and I will follow mine. I couldn't do this job if I didn't give a
Why would you not leave a shipper release package at a 'NO DR' residential? If there is a safe place to hide the package and leave an info notice, then what's the problem?
I'm responding to the morons that would leave a package in the middle of Times Square or outside the front entrance of a high rise building.
JL 0513
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But even in those situations we are instructed to leave it. Moronic or not.
PT Car Washer
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Only time I had that come up was with flowers at Mothers Day. "Do you want me to leave them on the sidewalk?" Yes. DR first attempt.
The company doesn't care how long anyone has been here. I've been here 35, and I know they will kick you and me to the curb at any moment if it suits them. Disregarding a direct order is stupid. I have a family to support, so I don't play games. I don't like some of the things they tell me to do, but they didn't hire me to make the decisions. They hired me to follow directions.Like I said, you follow your moral compass and I will follow mine. I couldn't do this job if I didn't give a
I've got 11 years in, I'll be ok.
Kmart sux. So does Walmart. And Orion.
ArcherUTR
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It does matter how long you've been here. The time carries with it wisdom and weight with the Union.
I have no problem going before a panel to explain why I didn't release a package in the middle of Times Square.
I make decisions all day long, maybe you don't.
CHALLY9TX
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It's a warning letter here if you don't dr a shipper release pkg. We had a couple Pcms about it. I didn't dr a shipper release pkg because I knew it would get stolen. It was a bad area and was in some apts/condos. The only place to dr was the fd in plain view to all. I didn't feel comfortable leaving it so I didn't. Next day I got a talking to and they had a PCM about it. So now I dr everything that's shipper release doesn't matter where it is.
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