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<blockquote data-quote="Trucker Clock" data-source="post: 5329981" data-attributes="member: 70932">No they are not. When UPS was just a Mon-Fri delivery company, Monday’s work was already at the centers on Saturday morning. Just like it is now. Feeders used to be a Monday night thru Friday night job. Friday night into Saturday morning brought in the packages for Monday. After Friday, the next scheduled delivery day used to be Monday.Now, the next delivery day is Saturday. So, the packages already at the centers on Saturday morning, are delivered.Again, we cannot tell UPS when to delivery their packages. We cannot tell them to quit advancing Monday’s work to Saturday, if that‘s what you think they are doing.The Union, through the CBA cannot tell the Company how to run their business. We can only bargain for working conditions.Just like Sundays. It is coming and we cannot tell them we will not do it. The Union‘s job is to bargain and come up with a contract on ”how” it will be done.UPS can run their Company any way they want. The Union bargains on “working conditions” and benefits, not on which days UPS is allowed to deliver their packages. They want Saturday and Sunday delivery, the Union can’t stop them. The Union needs to bargain on “how” it will be done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trucker Clock, post: 5329981, member: 70932"] No they are not. When UPS was just a Mon-Fri delivery company, Monday’s work was already at the centers on Saturday morning. Just like it is now. Feeders used to be a Monday night thru Friday night job. Friday night into Saturday morning brought in the packages for Monday. After Friday, the next scheduled delivery day used to be Monday. Now, the next delivery day is Saturday. So, the packages already at the centers on Saturday morning, are delivered. Again, we cannot tell UPS when to delivery their packages. We cannot tell them to quit advancing Monday’s work to Saturday, if that‘s what you think they are doing. The Union, through the CBA cannot tell the Company how to run their business. We can only bargain for working conditions. Just like Sundays. It is coming and we cannot tell them we will not do it. The Union‘s job is to bargain and come up with a contract on ”how” it will be done. UPS can run their Company any way they want. The Union bargains on “working conditions” and benefits, not on which days UPS is allowed to deliver their packages. They want Saturday and Sunday delivery, the Union can’t stop them. The Union needs to bargain on “how” it will be done. [/QUOTE]

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