Walked out yesterday: Need help

[R1Raven]

Ok so after two years of unloading I was starting to break down. I had things going on outside of work to add to the stress. Anyways after 2 and a half hours I was just like "friend it I'm done." I then got into an argument with management about how I'm disrespecting my full time if I leave early and how I didn't finish the job. I told him it was not an issue of respect for anybody and that I just finished my truck. I was fed up and he just told me to go ahead and quit and to throw my ID in the trash. So I threw it in the trash, clocked out, and left. My only question is do I still get paid for my unused vacation for next month?
Thank you.

 

[klein]

Yes , you do, and congrats to you !

 

[R1Raven]

Okay thank you, and I hate it ended the way it did, but I don't hate the fact I'm done with that place.

 

[Random_Facts]

Management can make anyone more stressed with the little quirks they give employees. Frustrating it sure can be. As they say, life is to short to be miserable all the time. So in your heart if you think you did the right choice, then right on! keep it strong. =D

 

[cachsux]

Okay thank you, and I hate it ended the way it did, but I don't hate the fact I'm done with that place.

Uh, you might want to check into Kleinsters background before heaping the praise on his savvy job advice. He wasn`t able to be a man and walk out on his own. He had to have help.

 

[Integrity]

Ok so after two years of unloading I was starting to break down. I had things going on outside of work to add to the stress. Anyways after 2 and a half hours I was just like "friend it I'm done." I then got into an argument with management about how I'm disrespecting my full time if I leave early and how I didn't finish the job. I told him it was not an issue of respect for anybody and that I just finished my truck. I was fed up and he just told me to go ahead and quit and to throw my ID in the trash. So I threw it in the trash, clocked out, and left. My only question is do I still get paid for my unused vacation for next month?
Thank you.

R1Raven,

I am very sorry you are feeling stress in your life.

I hope I don't trouble you with this question.

What do you think of work conditions and culture at UPS?

Sincerely,
I

 

[klein]

Uh, you might want to check into Kleinsters background before heaping the praise on his savvy job advice. He wasn`t able to be a man and walk out on his own. He had to have help.

I walked out of a job after 14 years. No regrets either, for doing so.
Sometimes, enough is enough.
I never went to Kindergarten, and sure don't need it anywhere else !

Before that, I actually quit an 8 year job, with given 4 weeks notice, though.

 

[moreluck]

I walked out of a job after 14 years. No regrets either, for doing so.
SOMETIMES ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
I never went to Kindergarten, and sure don't need it anywhere else !

Before that, I actually quit an 8 year job, with given 4 weeks notice, though.

YES IT IS!

 

[UnconTROLLed]

YES IT IS!

It may or may not be true, but IMO....probably 50% of hourlies or greater agree with the OP. Maybe "mgmt" too

 

[UnconTROLLed]

Ok so after two years of unloading I was starting to break down. I had things going on outside of work to add to the stress. Anyways after 2 and a half hours I was just like "friend it I'm done." I then got into an argument with management about how I'm disrespecting my full time if I leave early and how I didn't finish the job. I told him it was not an issue of respect for anybody and that I just finished my truck. I was fed up and he just told me to go ahead and quit and to throw my ID in the trash. So I threw it in the trash, clocked out, and left. My only question is do I still get paid for my unused vacation for next month?
Thank you.

Yes, because you earned the week already.

Can he/she still get a withdrawral card? I'm guessing yes...

 

[JonFrum]

Yes, because you earned the week already.

Can he/she still get a withdrawral card? I'm guessing yes...

Raven may also be entitled to any unused Sick Days as well. Check the appropriate Supplement.

And definately get a 50-cent Withdrawal Card from the Local. It will save you from back dues and initiation fees if you ever get another Teamster job.

 

[packageguy]

what are you doing for beneifits and a job now,

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

what are you doing for beneifits and a job now,

Sounds as though he didn't think that far ahead.

 

[Integrity]

Ok so after two years of unloading I was starting to break down. I had things going on outside of work to add to the stress. Anyways after 2 and a half hours I was just like "friend it I'm done." I then got into an argument with management about how I'm disrespecting my full time if I leave early and how I didn't finish the job. I told him it was not an issue of respect for anybody and that I just finished my truck. I was fed up and he just told me to go ahead and quit and to throw my ID in the trash. So I threw it in the trash, clocked out, and left. My only question is do I still get paid for my unused vacation for next month?
Thank you.

R1Raven,

How are you doing?

I hope you are doing well!

Sincerely,
I

 

[whiskey]

Two years of unloading. At 8 hours a day, that's roughly 200 feet of trailer a day. A thousand feet a week. And over two years time, you have unloaded an imaginary trailer equal to the length of a 26 mile marathon. And that my friend, is something to be very proud of. And something UPS can never take away from you. Good luck my friend. And thank you for all your hard work.

 

[robot]

The R1 Raven is a bad ass bike.

 

[UPSGUY72]

Two years of unloading. At 8 hours a day, that's roughly 200 feet of trailer a day. A thousand feet a week. And over two years time, you have unloaded an imaginary trailer equal to the length of a 26 mile marathon. And that my friend, is something to be very proud of. And something UPS can never take away from you. Good luck my friend. And thank you for all your hard work.

unless he was unloading pups.

 

[UPSGUY72]

I walked out of a job after 14 years. No regrets either, for doing so.
Sometimes, enough is enough.
I never went to Kindergarten, and sure don't need it anywhere else !

Before that, I actually quit an 8 year job, with given 4 weeks notice, though.

Yes you did walk out right after they fired you for drinking on the job.