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<blockquote data-quote="JustAnumber1" data-source="post: 1488256" data-attributes="member: 56683"><p>I really appreciate those of you that have offered me support, useful advice. I have not blamed anyone or tried to shrug off responsibility. I smoked weed, I got tested, I'm in trouble. I'm not sure how I can take any more responsibility, unless I start taking blame for things I didn't do, guess I should admit this too, I buried Hoffa in my back yard. I've not once blamed anyone for the situation I'm in, I do regret making the comments that led to me being tested. I do wish they hadn't been taken out of context, but I did make my own bed, have not said any differntly. All I ever asked for was advice on how I may get out of the hole I've dug. Quit smoking weed, grow up, blah blah blah isn't really useful advice as to how I may salvage my job. I have read the contract, I did ask for a blood test and it was refused, my ba said, well, they weren't prepared to do that. There are many things in the contract that my center doesn't adhere to, that my ba doesn't bother to enforce. That's just the way it is in my center, many of us have discussed the things that go on that aren't right but in the end, none of us have stood together long enough or been passionate enough to change them. I never wanted to discuss the morality of smoking weed, I have my opinion, I feel that some of you share it, obviously some of you don't. I posted on here for advice on potentially saving my job, not advice on how to live my life. To those of you that were able to understand that, thanks for your input. No matter what you may think of me, or believe about me, I can assure you, I wore my browns with pride, I was a proud teamster, I worked hard for ups, I wanted my company to excel, I have gone above and beyond on more than one occasion. I am not claiming to be the best upser ever, I'm not, but I am a hard worker and I took pride in my job. Ups is quick to ask for a favor and even quicker to forget it. I've come in early on more than one occasion to run the shuttle or do the lineup, I've not argued or filed grievances even when I was well within my reigns to do so. In the end, none of that was taken into consideration. So to my point again, I got myself in this situation and now I'm trying to get myself out of it, any advice as to how I may be able to do that is much appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JustAnumber1, post: 1488256, member: 56683"] I really appreciate those of you that have offered me support, useful advice. I have not blamed anyone or tried to shrug off responsibility. I smoked weed, I got tested, I'm in trouble. I'm not sure how I can take any more responsibility, unless I start taking blame for things I didn't do, guess I should admit this too, I buried Hoffa in my back yard. I've not once blamed anyone for the situation I'm in, I do regret making the comments that led to me being tested. I do wish they hadn't been taken out of context, but I did make my own bed, have not said any differntly. All I ever asked for was advice on how I may get out of the hole I've dug. Quit smoking weed, grow up, blah blah blah isn't really useful advice as to how I may salvage my job. I have read the contract, I did ask for a blood test and it was refused, my ba said, well, they weren't prepared to do that. There are many things in the contract that my center doesn't adhere to, that my ba doesn't bother to enforce. That's just the way it is in my center, many of us have discussed the things that go on that aren't right but in the end, none of us have stood together long enough or been passionate enough to change them. I never wanted to discuss the morality of smoking weed, I have my opinion, I feel that some of you share it, obviously some of you don't. I posted on here for advice on potentially saving my job, not advice on how to live my life. To those of you that were able to understand that, thanks for your input. No matter what you may think of me, or believe about me, I can assure you, I wore my browns with pride, I was a proud teamster, I worked hard for ups, I wanted my company to excel, I have gone above and beyond on more than one occasion. I am not claiming to be the best upser ever, I'm not, but I am a hard worker and I took pride in my job. Ups is quick to ask for a favor and even quicker to forget it. I've come in early on more than one occasion to run the shuttle or do the lineup, I've not argued or filed grievances even when I was well within my reigns to do so. In the end, none of that was taken into consideration. So to my point again, I got myself in this situation and now I'm trying to get myself out of it, any advice as to how I may be able to do that is much appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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