UPS apologizes after Macon jobseekers turned away - 13WMAZ
A Centerville woman says she and several dozen people showed up for job orientation at UPS’s Macon facility – only to find there were no jobs there after all.
By email, UPS offered “a sincere apology” and said, "We received more applicants than we ever dreamed of in Macon.”
Kimberly Grous says she went to the UPS center on South Street twice – on Nov. 10 and Wednesday the 17th.
She says the company notified her to show up for orientation for holiday-season jobs. She called it an excellent opportunity.
"It’s Seasonal Package Delivery Driver, and you use your own vehicle to deliver at $21 an hour, plus per diem," said Grous.
A Centerville woman says she and several dozen people showed up for job orientation at UPS’s Macon facility – only to find there were no jobs there after all.
By email, UPS offered “a sincere apology” and said, "We received more applicants than we ever dreamed of in Macon.”
Kimberly Grous says she went to the UPS center on South Street twice – on Nov. 10 and Wednesday the 17th.
She says the company notified her to show up for orientation for holiday-season jobs. She called it an excellent opportunity.
"It’s Seasonal Package Delivery Driver, and you use your own vehicle to deliver at $21 an hour, plus per diem," said Grous.
