Them rear view camera feeds are recorded, in case you didn't know it.

Boywondr

The truth never changes.
As long as there have been back-up cameras, we would have heard about this before.

Besides.... the company is too cheap to have a server farm that would be needed to archive useless video footage.


The seasonal had a complaint called in on him, and the center manager BS'ed him into confessing.
We were told the red square is an infarred sensor for a remote used to switch camera location views for a vehicle such as an RV with multiple positioned cameras. People put stickers over the red area. It's against our state law to record someone without one person being present who knows that's occuring.
 
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MisplacedRailWorker

an absolute *ing disgrace of a human being.
BUG- unfortunately I have to agree. Anytime I hear that word “came first-hand from a disciplined trustworthy individual“ I assume that everything that follows is fiction.

But correct me if I’m wrong, if you work as directed they can record you 24 seven 365 and the joke is on them?
Also, now they can record 9.5 violations
 

quad decade guy

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We were told the red square is an infarred sensor for a remote used to switch camera location views for a vehicle such as an RV with multiple positioned cameras. People put stickers over the red area. It's against our state law to record someone without one person being present who knows that's occuring.
Could covering the cameras be considered as damaging or altering or whatever it might be called(falsifying documents maybe?). Disabling telematics deliberately? But then we have been told by EXPERTS here that it's not the case.
 

quad decade guy

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Hired off the street, below the minimum age without experience or skill into a dept. He knows nothing about.
My tractor coded and was redtagged last week. It was parked against the fence for 1 week. Kenworth had to fix it. This is NORMAL for around here. Typically, the sup said parts on order 2nd day air....I asked "What we couldn't afford next day?". This too is NORMAL.

You don't know me or of what has transpired during my career. Which is probably longer than you have been ALIVE.

What I have learned: there always possibilities(Spock)....even at UPS.

Your hate just makes you look inane and petty.
 

Boywondr

The truth never changes.
Could covering the cameras be considered as damaging or altering or whatever it might be called(falsifying documents maybe?). Disabling telematics deliberately? But then we have been told by EXPERTS here that it's not the case.
The use of cameras for discipline would have to be bargained for as a condition of employment.
I don't suggest covering up parts of cameras any more than I liked to see drivers fill the diad microphone hole with wax, wet paper jammed into it, or tape over it.
It's impossible for the company to use the info derived from those electronics against the driver so who cares what they do.
Punch in lunch and moan in the back of the truck every day for a week as you eat lunch. Maybe the fish will bite.
Otherwise, don't worry about it.
 

FedUPSer9816

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Misthios

I love my job. Don't you?
So, you enjoy a daily habit of walking to the back of your car, opening your rear door(s), while you pick your nose and ponder all the damn irregz that management elected to shoehorn into your car? Do you do this on camera just in the mornings, or do you like doing it several times during your shift?
If there were cameras in every truck that recorded then they would have a lot of piss porn to sell. Many glory shots of me peeing in bottles. Hell I'd have my own fetish site by now.
 

quad decade guy

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The use of cameras for discipline would have to be bargained for as a condition of employment.
I don't suggest covering up parts of cameras any more than I liked to see drivers fill the diad microphone hole with wax, wet paper jammed into it, or tape over it.
It's impossible for the company to use the info derived from those electronics against the driver so who cares what they do.
Punch in lunch and moan in the back of the truck every day for a week as you eat lunch. Maybe the fish will bite.
Otherwise, don't worry about it.
Somewhat true. Maybe.

I have seen RECORDING cameras put right in the middle of a ventilating fan hub at a dock door. So, why are they there? Intertainment?

While you say "impossible" to use against an employee, they can and are used to start a chain of events against said employee. I won't go into loss prevention stuff.

Now, who exactly puts those cameras there or who is privy to such can be pretty narrow. Even eliminating a PE mechanic from doing the instillation.

Btw, this fan camera was shown to me by a loader.

Btw, in cab cameras are widely used in Europe.

So, one wonders if a driver was followed by sups and recorded, would this footage be used at say a local hearing behind closed doors between a local and the company? Dash cams could be employed for/by the employee(this happens ALL the time) in the same manner.

I realize I don't have any credibility and am truly grasping at "anything"...but this stuff goes on all day long at UPS.
 

quad decade guy

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Pretty much.

You have dug a hole. Dig yourself out.


40+ years ?

You have to be able to provide "some" sort of proof.


I can.

@scratch can....



-Bug-
Pretty much what?

I don't Have to do anything. You do realize that...right? Especially for you. LOL. What, want my pay stub? LOL. OMG, your sense of self importance is breathtaking and laughable.

Yes, I think you are obtuse/inane enough to miss my rhetorical question.
 

What'dyabringmetoday???

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Pretty much what?

I don't Have to do anything. You do realize that...right? Especially for you. LOL. What, want my pay stub? LOL. OMG, your sense of self importance is breathtaking and laughable.

Yes, I think you are obtuse/inane enough to miss my rhetorical question.
Easy there- you are talking to an "elected leader". Supposedly. Lol.
 

Boywondr

The truth never changes.
Somewhat true. Maybe.

I have seen RECORDING cameras put right in the middle of a ventilating fan hub at a dock door. So, why are they there? Intertainment?

While you say "impossible" to use against an employee, they can and are used to start a chain of events against said employee. I won't go into loss prevention stuff.

Now, who exactly puts those cameras there or who is privy to such can be pretty narrow. Even eliminating a PE mechanic from doing the instillation.

Btw, this fan camera was shown to me by a loader.

Btw, in cab cameras are widely used in Europe.

So, one wonders if a driver was followed by sups and recorded, would this footage be used at say a local hearing behind closed doors between a local and the company? Dash cams could be employed for/by the employee(this happens ALL the time) in the same manner.

I realize I don't have any credibility and am truly grasping at "anything"...but this stuff goes on all day long at UPS.
This isn't europe and we were talking about on board cameras, not hub installs, not on route video from supes. You're all over the place with scenerios but none have anything to do with rear view cameras.
Sorry, no disrespect,. I just don't agree.
 

quad decade guy

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This isn't europe and we were talking about on board cameras, not hub installs, not on route video from supes. You're all over the place with scenerios but none have anything to do with rear view cameras.
Sorry, no disrespect,. I just don't agree.
K. Yes. All over the place....these cameras are. Even in places you are unaware and even mechanics(that are God's own gift to humanity)
Easy there- you are talking to an "elected leader". Supposedly. Lol.
Elected leader to what? A whole club? And so?

We are being watched and recorded....which will eventually be used against you in some form. Dismiss this anyway you want.
 
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