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<blockquote data-quote="browniehound" data-source="post: 476304" data-attributes="member: 4653"><p>P-man,</p><p>I happen to agree with you that the intent is not document cases to fire a drive. The contract states information from technological can't used to disipline an employee.</p><p> </p><p>My question is, why did UPS waste all this money on this stuff? Every driver I know wears his seat belt and most only back when necessary.</p><p> </p><p>The issue becomes the bulk-head door. I work in dense residential neighborhoods and when I'm in them I'm guilty of the bulk-head door. I'm not driving more than 15 MPH so I leave it open. If I go on a main street its closed. On a hill I close it, but to close it from 12 Elm street to 18 Elm street in unnecessary in my opinion.</p><p> </p><p>I know I'll get crap for saying that, but its the truth. What is more likely to cause an injury or accident: sending us out in an snow and ice storm and working me until 830 or letting me keep the bulk head door open for close residential stops?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="browniehound, post: 476304, member: 4653"] P-man, I happen to agree with you that the intent is not document cases to fire a drive. The contract states information from technological can't used to disipline an employee. My question is, why did UPS waste all this money on this stuff? Every driver I know wears his seat belt and most only back when necessary. The issue becomes the bulk-head door. I work in dense residential neighborhoods and when I'm in them I'm guilty of the bulk-head door. I'm not driving more than 15 MPH so I leave it open. If I go on a main street its closed. On a hill I close it, but to close it from 12 Elm street to 18 Elm street in unnecessary in my opinion. I know I'll get crap for saying that, but its the truth. What is more likely to cause an injury or accident: sending us out in an snow and ice storm and working me until 830 or letting me keep the bulk head door open for close residential stops? [/QUOTE]
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