bleednbrown
Member
what exactly is the top wage for pkg drivers? and does it vary state to state?
top wage
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bleednbrown
Member
anybody know what it is in Wyoming?
Richard Harrow
Deplorable.
$5.75
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Roughly $32/hr.
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
$.25
U
uber
Guest
Almost $37 an hour by the end of the contract.
$1 MILLION dollars
Not enough for the crap we have to put up with!!
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Don't forget to factor in we aren't paying a dime for our insurance for the next 5 years on top of our nearly 5 dollar raises during the same period.
bleednbrown
Member
good to know- just got my 2 year raise to 20.75 and still wondering if this **** is worth it! lol jk but this job is definitely harder than I thought it would be mostly because of dispatch but 30+an hr sounds promising!!
Your problem is that you let the crap bother you. I just choose to ignore all the crap and deliver the packages efficiently and safely and punch out and go home.
Good thing you don't work for Fed Ex, even worse Fed Ex Ground or home delivery.
Great post man!!!! I thought this as I read IGP's post.
This contract:
Depends on how you look at it.
$32.26 per hour as a wage.
$48.39 per hour in OT.
$17.46 per hour for H&W.
$49.72 per hour total comp (first 40).
End of next contract:
$36.16 per hour as a wage.
$54.24 per hour in OT.
$22.46 per hour for H&W.
$58.62 per hour total comp (first 40).
Upsmule
Well-Known Member
Exactly. Its a daily mindset you have to learn to train yourself to. Otherwise you'll either quit, be fired or kill someone. Perspective is vital. It's better than looking for a job. And it's still better than most jobs. I've done far more strenuous back breaking work for far less.
PT Car Washer
Well-Known Member
PT unskilled $30.70 an hour
PT Preload/sort $30.75 an hour
PT air $24.74 an hour
PT air and deliver a ground package $32.29 an hour
PT Preload/sort $30.75 an hour
PT air $24.74 an hour
PT air and deliver a ground package $32.29 an hour
Nimnim
The Nim
2 errors I see here, we aren't paying a dime to have our insurance, not for our insurance as using it in some cases may cost more than before.
Second, 5 years nearly $4 in raises, an extra $1 in raises would push more people into the yes vote category as it'll offset potential new healthcare costs better.
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