I like your post, it has some very good points. The new work force coming into ups(millennials) have a different outlook on work.I for one do not think they are lazy.They are technology savey and value the free time from work.The one's I talk with no nothing of the union history and the sacrifices made by worker's past.We need to listen to their concerns and educate them on how we got to this point in time.Most don't care about the pension troubles,they tell me their pension is covered by ups.they don't attend meeting or get involved in pushing for an agenda.
Ups has a plan in place to replace us if we end up striking.
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TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
i didn’t hide anything, you made a
ty blanket statement and i countered italso management gets fired all the time for dishonesty, so that’s not correct either
if we held an honest accounting of every manager and hourly, getting rid of anyone who ever lied at work, we wouldn’t have anyone left....
..except for some feeder guys wondering why the donut supply dried up
542thruNthru
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i didn’t hide anything, you made a
also management gets fired all the time for dishonesty, so that’s not correct either
if we held an honest accounting of every manager and hourly, getting rid of anyone who ever lied at work, we wouldn’t have anyone left....
..except for some feeder guys wondering why the donut supply dried up
You kidding me! All the feeder drivers would be fired first. They lie about their pants size everyday! Sure you're a 38 a waist...
WorknLateHuh
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You kidding me! All the feeder drivers would be fired first. They lie about their pants size everyday! Sure you're a 38 a waist...
2 ups drivers could probably fit into a feeder driver's pair of pants! and if they have the elastic waist band... the skies the limit!
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
im on vacation monday
1989
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AVOIDABLE. You should have pulled over to the side of the road. (On a blind corner). Instead of backing into the shared driveway. The neighbor would not have backed into you.
1989
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Tell them. They wont listen. Theyre too busy trolling on union forums all day (because their work area is utopia and theyre bored).
Johney
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That's the lowest size we can order. I can order 36's and still get sent 38's.Sure you're a 38 a waist...
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If management was fired for dishonesty there would be more respect for the company. You circle your wagons to protect yourselves and we've seen it for years. Cuss if you need to if it makes you think you're sure about the validity of your conjecture but the truth is that when caught breaking the contract management will lie to cya. Guarrantee it. Seen it. For years.i didn’t hide anything, you made a
also management gets fired all the time for dishonesty, so that’s not correct either
if we held an honest accounting of every manager and hourly, getting rid of anyone who ever lied at work, we wouldn’t have anyone left....
..except for some feeder guys wondering why the donut supply dried up
CanOSup
One of them
This is in the general discussions forum.
CanOSup
One of them
If management was fired for dishonesty there would be more respect for the company. You circle your wagons to protect yourselves and we've seen it for years. Cuss if you need to if it makes you think you're sure about the validity of your conjecture but the truth is that when caught breaking the contract management will lie to cya. Guarrantee it. Seen it. For years.i didn’t hide anything, you made a
also management gets fired all the time for dishonesty, so that’s not correct either
if we held an honest accounting of every manager and hourly, getting rid of anyone who ever lied at work, we wouldn’t have anyone left....
..except for some feeder guys wondering why the donut supply dried up
I'm also not working today soooooooooooo you are wrong. Again making assumptions
Yes, I sold my route with a P600 van. Then sold my P400 supplemental van (my original RPS van) to a contractor at a nearby terminal. Ex wife was wanting to relocate and further her career. Thought about keeping my route, and getting rid of her. Even though she divorced me in 2003, it was a good thing I left RPS when I did. My terminal manager once told others that it would be a "cold day in hell" when I ever got a second route. That's because I had a reputation for being hard on temp drivers, I expected them to do the route correctly. When I left RPS, I went to work for an Airborne Express contractor in MO.Interests me that you know so much of the history of Roadway Package. I would guess 50% of the UPSer's don't know the year UPS was founded. Did you sell your routes and move on somewhere. I see you were a PVD for UPS.
Did you know Fred started up in little aviation company and couldn't get a loan to buy plane fuel and his company was set to go bust so he took the last $5,000 the company had and jumped on his plane to Vegas and bet it? Ha!
He won $27,000 and Federal Express was officially created in 1973, on the NYSE by 1977 & tracking shipments by 1979. Real interesting story, like yours.
Yes, I thought PVD would be something I could do. Only problem I was trying to do it out of a short Ford Aerostar minivan. If I could have got my packages before 11 am in the morning, been let to sort them, and load in reverse order of delivery, it might have worked. Supervisor showing up, basically "throwing all packages in the back, and not allowing me to use my own personal GPS unit combined with having to use some kind of cell phone/scanner that wouldn't scan in broad daylight made for unfavorable working conditions. Cold weather showed up, WM cut off my gas charge card, so that ended that.
I also have heard of Fred taking the payroll to Vegas and winning enough to keep going. Also heard that he used to keep the first jets circling at Memphis airport so that they wouldn't be repossessed.
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About striking.
CanOSup
One of them
I can't comment in the general comments due to the content in which you deem me to be uninvolved in?
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Nothing stopped you before.
CanOSup
One of them
Nothing you say will either. Have a good day
BrownStains
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Ups has a plan? I thought we always fly by the seat of our pants
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
I plan on traveling the country during the strike. Might end up living in Texas. I’ve always liked the Texas lifestyle.
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