ups future

[UnionStrong]

I used to work here...I retired now...many years...many

No one cares

 

[I have NOT been lurking]

I used to work here...I retired now...many years...many

 

[anonymous23456]

UPS will hang on forever until it quits doing delivery business. There is no guarantee that UPS will be in this business forever. Executive management can spin off the subsidiaries into separate companies or selling them. Bet your dollar that these people will figure out which companies they will move to in order to maximize their shares value!

Unionized workers will hang on forever until UPS is no more.

Supervisors and managers can always quit UPS and go somewhere else, safely retire, or get laid off.

It is that simple. In the end, Wall Street and Executive management win. The rest of us will have to figure out what crumbs are left on the table.

 

[Mplayers2006]

I will say that ups has created a class of temporary management wheres the teamsters have created a class of permanent teamsters

I can see this being true. While working PT as a sup, you can use your work experience to land you a FT management position at any warehouse/manufacture/distribution company.
However, for many Teamsters, being a driver marks the end of their career path. They will find it challenging To leverage their skills and experience gained when seeking other opportunities within or from other employers. No one is paying drivers as much as UPS is. Therefore, this leads to a permanent role as a teamster.

 

[Karma...]

its the end of their line

 

[Sacrificial Lamb]

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Same

 

[Sacrificial Lamb]

its the end of their line

The end of my line is a successful, fruitful and healthy retirement.

 

[I have NOT been lurking]

I can see this being true. While working PT as a sup, you can use your work experience to land you a FT management position at any warehouse/manufacture/distribution company.
However, for many Teamsters, being a driver marks the end of their career path. They will find it challenging To leverage their skills and experience gained when seeking other opportunities within or from other employers. No one is paying drivers as much as UPS is. Therefore, this leads to a permanent role as a teamster.

Kys

 

[thecamel]

its the end of their line

$44.50 hourly wage, full medical for my entire family paid for, $5000 pension for 30 years of work. Might be the end, luckily though it's the front end and not the end the supes are getting.

 

[thecamel]

Who tf is this karma??

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

Who tf is this karma??

 

[DELACROIX]

The end of my line is a successful, fruitful and healthy retirement.

$44.50 hourly wage, full medical for my entire family paid for, $5000 pension for 30 years of work. Might be the end, luckily though it's the front end and not the end the supes are getting.

It would be better if those benefits mentioned applied to every member.

It doesn’t…

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

It would be better if those benefits mentioned applied to every member.

It doesn’t…

Yep

 

[What'dyabringmetoday???]

I can see this being true. While working PT as a sup, you can use your work experience to land you a FT management position at any warehouse/manufacture/distribution company.
However, for many Teamsters, being a driver marks the end of their career path. They will find it challenging To leverage their skills and experience gained when seeking other opportunities within or from other employers. No one is paying drivers as much as UPS is. Therefore, this leads to a permanent role as a teamster.

You should not say "no one". That is not accurate. Maybe no one in parcel land...

 

[Mplayers2006]

Kys

@BadIdeaGuy can we remove this derogatory comment from the thread. KYS= kill yourself

 

[UnionStrong]

@BadIdeaGuy can we remove this derogatory comment from the thread. KYS= kill yourself

GTFO

 

[Lineandinitial]

@BadIdeaGuy can we remove this derogatory comment from the thread. KYS= kill yourself

Is that worse that Go FYS?

 

[Mplayers2006]

GTFO

we have rules on this site that we all agreed to. Fair is fair

 

[UnionStrong]

we have rules on this site that we all agreed to. Fair is fair

Cry me a river

 

[Thebrownblob]

we have rules on this site that we all agreed to. Fair is fair

Sure, although I have no idea why you’re here after your dreadful and ridiculous fit, throwing during the contract negotiations when you thought we were going to get screwed or go on strike lol. You would think you’d be embarrassed.