SavagePickle
Active Member
Does ups normally still hire peak season PTsrs past January 15th 2017? Applying for a PH job and the acknowledgment is stating the position is only until or before January 31st 2018.
I felt the same about the travel cost when I first hired on, so I bought a cheap, throw-a-way car that got good mileage.When I turned in the uniform, I told them I couldn't afford to work there anymore.
So, how you gonna get moniesYeah, a lot of people disappeared for whatever reason last week. I turned in my driver helper uniform a week ago today, but I had worked the whole peak season inside, except for two days of helping a driver. Nobody told me the peak was over, but I was suddenly only working 3.5 hours. When I turned in the uniform, I told them I couldn't afford to work there anymore.
So, how you gonna get monies
In some ways Peak is easier then the rest of the year. Lots of stops but no vacations or 8 hour request or 9.5 grievance. Sups too busy trying to get everything delivered to nit pick the small stuff.I worked the peak season just to see what it was like at UPS. I LOVED it. I really did. But I have other work and I don't need the benefits. I'm glad I did the seasonal gig.
Thanks for reviving this important thread.....UPS is still hiring part time peak employees where I am. People work there a day or two and quit. In fact none of us is really sure when peak is technically over...which makes it difficult to know when our 30 days start. No one seems to understand the central region contract either, if the days revert back if you stay on in January after coming in during November.
It's not that confusingUPS is still hiring part time peak employees where I am. People work there a day or two and quit. In fact none of us is really sure when peak is technically over...which makes it difficult to know when our 30 days start. No one seems to understand the central region contract either, if the days revert back if you stay on in January after coming in during November.