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<blockquote data-quote="Well-Known Member" data-source="post: 5061217" data-attributes="member: 85066">Now we’re getting somewhere. You’re a feeder driver.Remember that Medical Certification exam you take every 2 years, or yearly, depending on how fat you are?UPS has all that information, basically your entire health history. I don’t hear you crying civil rights violation over that. I thought you said nobody is entitled to your health information except you. It’s also up to a Doctor to allow you to keep working. But I thought you said Doctors don’t have your best interests in mind?How many times you been drug tested? You bitching about that too.So, you are allowing UPS to know your medical history by continuing to work for them. And you also allow yourself to be subject to random drug tests by remaining a feeder driver.But that’s OK. You’re making a lot of money and you can put your principles aside and be bought.Now you refuse to stick a cotton swab in your nose to make sure you aren’t spreading a deadly disease to your coworkers saying it violates your civil rights? You can put your principles aside for money, but not for the safety of your coworkers?The word hypocrite is on my mind for some reason.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Well-Known Member, post: 5061217, member: 85066"] Now we’re getting somewhere. You’re a feeder driver. Remember that Medical Certification exam you take every 2 years, or yearly, depending on how fat you are? UPS has all that information, basically your entire health history. I don’t hear you crying civil rights violation over that. I thought you said nobody is entitled to your health information except you. It’s also up to a Doctor to allow you to keep working. But I thought you said Doctors don’t have your best interests in mind? How many times you been drug tested? You bitching about that too. So, you are allowing UPS to know your medical history by continuing to work for them. And you also allow yourself to be subject to random drug tests by remaining a feeder driver. But that’s OK. You’re making a lot of money and you can put your principles aside and be bought. Now you refuse to stick a cotton swab in your nose to make sure you aren’t spreading a deadly disease to your coworkers saying it violates your civil rights? You can put your principles aside for money, but not for the safety of your coworkers? The word hypocrite is on my mind for some reason. [/QUOTE]

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