Very rare..they have a do not rehire list..make sure you don't get on it cuz it sticks with ya for life for ups even if ya relocate
Suggestions needed!!! please help
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PT Car Washer
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I am sure you are correct on the "do not rehire list". But unless your building is very vindictive you would have to be a complete loser to make that list. I have seen guys rehired three times. Paid starting wage and already knew the job and most of his co workers.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
If you quit before a year....you will not be rehired.
PT Car Washer
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Not saying you are wrong but maybe that is your building policy and not a corporate policy. But I don't really know just that I have seen guys hired back. One right before peak started.
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FrigidAdCorrector
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Not necessarily. Putting someone on the list is completely at the Sup's discretion. There's no option to select "Less than 1 year"
If you can't manage community college and UPS you are going to have a tough time dealing with what ever career you choose. Sounds to me you would rather just go to school and screw around than work and go to school
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jibbs
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One of these things has absolutely 0% chance of happening.
Same. Some several times over (they'd quit, get rehired, quit, come back again). I don't really know anybody's personal situations regarding this but I've definitely seen people rehired.
EvanStone
grindin
you're screwed brah..
i worked ups for 5 years while i was in school it was very manageable and i took advantage of the tuition reimbursement. like many have already said, man up!!
TheNewGuy2014
Member
How am I screwed?
TheNewGuy2014
Member
Well, seeing that I'm taking 15 credits and plan to transfer to a state school next year, I'm not really going to give up my 3.9 GPA that I earned in the fall... I think I'll be alright.
PT Car Washer
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I am sure you will be fine. I think most guys are saying you still can find time to go to work for 3 1/2 hours 5 days a week. But it is your choice.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
What are you talking about....double his pay? Do you even work for UPS?
TheFigurehead
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You're a real treat. The OP clearly aspires to something more than humping boxes for a living like we do. Why begrudge him that? Why be such an
about it? If he wants to focus on school, what is the problem?This doesn't apply to seasonal workers.
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MeltedSnowman
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Yes. Do you?
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FrigidAdCorrector
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Oh, watch out everybody. We have a 15 credit student here.
Took 15 last semester. Was in school from 8-12, Internship 1230-5, UPS 515-1045. Not that hard to do.
Here we go...
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bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
If the OP at 18...can't handle community college and a PT job, he has bigger issues. I'm entitled to my opinion...you're entitled to disagree. Ah...what a wonderful world we live in....where we all allowed the luxury of independent thought!You're a real treat. The OP clearly aspires to something more than humping boxes for a living like we do. Why begrudge him that? Why be such an
This doesn't apply to seasonal workers.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
A sup is going to double his pay? Please explain to me how that works....I've worked here for years and I'm stumped on that option as a possibility, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Please educate the rest of us as to how that works at UPS.
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MeltedSnowman
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I'm not a sup so I couldn't tell you.
Honestly, I was messing around with the guy. I thought that was painfully obvious.
Honestly, I was messing around with the guy. I thought that was painfully obvious.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Is backpedaling tiring?
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