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<blockquote data-quote="nhguy" data-source="post: 371712" data-attributes="member: 5248"><p>705 RED,</p><p> </p><p>I found it interesting watching the little propaganda video. You people need to come back to the real world. UPS part time people are compensated far beyond their hourly wage. Where I come from, it costs UPS about $30,000 a year to add a new part time employee. Why would UPS be looking to add full time jobs when the daily volume is down approximately 15% over last year. In addition, if you'd turn your tv on once in awhile, you'd see that gas, oil, jet fuel, heating oil and health care continue to double and even triple since last year. Add in the 6.1 billion for the CS mess and I don't see your argument to add new full time jobs. It's the same old rhetoric as the strike year. </p><p> </p><p>I'm going out back to see if the money tree can come up with a better blosom, because the last time I checked the tree was drying up quickly.</p><p> </p><p>This crap really gets old after awhile!</p><p> </p><p>REMEMBER THE BIG FISH ALWAYS EATS THE LITTLE ONES!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nhguy, post: 371712, member: 5248"] 705 RED, I found it interesting watching the little propaganda video. You people need to come back to the real world. UPS part time people are compensated far beyond their hourly wage. Where I come from, it costs UPS about $30,000 a year to add a new part time employee. Why would UPS be looking to add full time jobs when the daily volume is down approximately 15% over last year. In addition, if you'd turn your tv on once in awhile, you'd see that gas, oil, jet fuel, heating oil and health care continue to double and even triple since last year. Add in the 6.1 billion for the CS mess and I don't see your argument to add new full time jobs. It's the same old rhetoric as the strike year. I'm going out back to see if the money tree can come up with a better blosom, because the last time I checked the tree was drying up quickly. This crap really gets old after awhile! REMEMBER THE BIG FISH ALWAYS EATS THE LITTLE ONES! [/QUOTE]
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