The wife & I decided to start a group called Teamsters Spouses United. This is a proactive support group for Teamster spouses looking to make positive changes in Teamster family life. If your spouse is just as angry & frustrated about the working conditions you both must endure then please have them Facebook request Teamsters Spouses United. More contact info available in the near future.. Ups may not care about your mental health or state of mind & how it affects your family & others but we do!
Teamsters Spouses United
- Thread starter Kruldingo
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Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
"UPS: Overtime over family time"
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Is it cruel irony or are there supposed to be links to divorce lawyers' websites on the TSU fb page?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
menotyou is less than 150 miles away and never wants to see me again.
cachsux
Wah
Again?
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
Told my wife about the site. Her reply was "yawn".
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
Which cheek?
cachsux
Wah
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
If you cleaned up every derailed thread in this nuthouse it would be nothing but a website with a blank tan page.
If we give you any hints, you might lose your "Worst Mod Ever" title. The rest of us mods are jealous of that.
WESLA
It is what it is
There is so much griping about OT I'm just hoping it will still be available when I'm a driver!
I work around 60 hrs a week holding a full time job and my part time UPS job and make about a third of what drivers do ( if that ).
Sometimes you gotta think about what you got.
I work around 60 hrs a week holding a full time job and my part time UPS job and make about a third of what drivers do ( if that ).
Sometimes you gotta think about what you got.
rod
Retired 22 years
Good luck with your group however UPS has never been know as a family friendly job. People should already know that when they sign on. If you are looking for an 8 to 5 job it's not going to happen. Anytime you work at a job, I'm talking about being a delivery driver, that has no specific "punch out" time its a risk you have to take. I'm not saying you have to roll over and play dead but you would probably have better luck banging your head into a brick wall than you will getting UPS to change their ways. Just keep telling yourself-"good pay & good benefits".
WESLA
It is what it is
Good luck with your group however UPS has never been know as a family friendly job. People should already know that when they sign on. If you are looking for an 8 to 5 job it's not going to happen. Anytime you work at a job, I'm talking about being a delivery driver, that has no specific "punch out" time its a risk you have to take. I'm not saying you have to roll over and play dead but you would probably have better luck banging your head into a brick wall than you will getting UPS to change their ways. Just keep telling yourself-"good pay & good benefits".[/QUOTE]
Well said rod
Well said rod
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