The UPS Driver's Air Creed

[MendozaJ]

14 late air may be a problem if you did not notify someone before leaving.

Leaving at 0950, I dare them to call me into the office for late air.

 

[PT Car Washer]

your DOL is garbage

tell your PDS to do his ing job so you can do yours correctly

Just easier and faster to run my own DOL and keep him out of the way.

 

[Operational needs]

Ok, that makes a little more sense of things being the way they are. From that it sounds like there is no incentive for UPS to fix its air issues then. Doesn't seem like fedex is on the ball enough to capitalize, I hear plenty of complaints about Express and Ground out and about.

Both UPS and FedEx have figured out that they can provide a minimal service and the customers have adapted to the inferior service.

 

[Brownslave688]

your DOL is garbage

tell your PDS to do his ing job so you can do yours correctly

That's the way Orion works period. Every air route I've ever ran has you go to your farthest stop first then work your way back.



Drivers have been doing their jobs correctly for decades inspite of management. That won't stop now.

 

[Brownslave688]

Where has this company gone? Now we play roulette with who gets their NDA on time .....SMH...and it's acceptable

all while 1/3 of the center gets sent home because there's no work for them. Lol

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

all while 1/3 of the center gets sent home because there's no work for them. Lol

In that case @Future would work 2 days a week.... maybe

 

[Brownslave688]

In that case @Future would work 2 days a week.... maybe

Don't blame him

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Don't blame him

I wanna get out of this place. Take days off now or work more later on

 

[tacken]

What late air!!!!!! Keep moving on . THE WORLD ON TIME!!!!!!!! OR WHEN WE GET IT TO YOU.

 

[Daf]

On my way out to deliver EAMs, I noticed a stack of papers near Orion check-in titled "The Driver's Creed." On it was a list of Golden Rules related to airs that included small morsels of advice such as."

"I will always set-up my air stops before I leave the building" and
"I will never miss a bulk air stop and I will never leave my customers waiting"

It ended with a real winner: "I will ALWAYS remember to put the "S" in UPS- SERVICE."

At the bottom was a blank for your signature and date. My preload sup asked if I was going to sign it. I replied "not until they come up with an EAM Driver's Creed."

Anyone else encountered one of these in your center? The entire thing was written as if for a pack of preschoolers. Maybe my center just blows at air deliveries.

Article 6 section 1. Don't sign it.