Staff at Dist and Reg are announced!!!

Mapp

Choo Choo
Rumor has it one divison manager in the old southeast region threw a major canniption fit when told his good news wednesday and that he may have walked out and quit. Supposedly left screaming at the region manager.

Wasn't a Divvie in the new Chesapeake District was it?
 
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pretzel_man

Well-Known Member
Actually, it's not:
division manager = pay grade 18
operations manager = pay grade 19
district manager = pay grade 22 in operations, I believe.

I'm not sure they have totally decided, but I believe that with the new structure, at least some of the ops managers will be grade 20's.

P-Man
 

Red Rose Tea

Chihuahuas Rule!
Rose,

Honestly, I do not know... I don't have any PT sups in my group.... Why do you ask?

P-Man
Pman,

Just curious to see if grade 99's truly exist.

A couple of years ago, grade 10 - part-time oms - were supposedly converted to grade 99 - part-time supervisors.

And now that we are on the subject, part-time oms' were converted to part-time sups but full-time oms' remained the same - group 10 specialist.
 

mathematics

Well-Known Member
Actually, it's not:
division manager = pay grade 18
operations manager = pay grade 19
district manager = pay grade 22 in operations, I believe.

not true. ops managers are grade 18. there was only one grade 19 in the country (the corp transportation training coordinator) and he just retired after 34 years.
 

TechGrrl

Space Cadet
not true. ops managers are grade 18. there was only one grade 19 in the country (the corp transportation training coordinator) and he just retired after 34 years.
Sorry, but that is incorrect. You may be going by a title that is not the same as the ops manager in a package district, which is a level above the division managers and below the district manager.
 

mathematics

Well-Known Member
Sorry, but that is incorrect. You may be going by a title that is not the same as the ops manager in a package district, which is a level above the division managers and below the district manager.

All ops managers are the same pay grade as division managers-that's coming from a guy who just retired from corporate hub and feeder. Until these recent consolidations, the ops manager was responsible for package and hub operations. Maybe there are some grade 19's other than this corp guy still lurking around, but I assure you that ops managers and division managers are the same grade even though one has way more responsibilities than the other. division manager to ops manager is a lateral move that sets you up for the next promotion to district manager. just as a hub manager to OE manager is a lateral move to set someone up for a promotion to division manager. does it make sense? no, and like all else at UPS, why would it make sense? lol. another example of this is that a hub division manager and a region hub coordinator (who has way more responsibility) are still both grade 18 division managers.
 
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