Imagine if your teachers saw it. Lol.This title makes my brain weep.
Imagine if your teachers saw it. Lol.
Probably not. I’m sure they’ve seen everything.They might not be as surprised as you think.
Reply go to hell I'm not going to falsify record save your sorry ass jobHere's how you dont have late air....View attachment 299692
I don't even have commit times, but if anybody ever wants to know if management has any integrity, show them this pic. It's the latest trick to hide late air.Reply go to hell I'm not going to falsify record save your sorry ass job
We had a follow up to that message saying it was instructed by corporate and not at the center level. LOL!Here's how you dont have late air....View attachment 299692
No doubt we work for a bunch of damn crooks.We had a follow up to that message saying it was instructed by corporate and not at the center level. LOL!
UnbelievableWe had a follow up to that message saying it was instructed by corporate and not at the center level. LOL!
We got that today. I just scanned it regularly bc I am a rebelHere's how you dont have late air....View attachment 299692
Worried about customer's leaving? You might want to start the drivers earlier!When drivers leave the building after 9h40 if they are lucky, then making it on time is impossible.
Apparently they didn't learn their lesson.Apparently paying the government 25 million for falsifying NDA records ment nothing to them...
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UPS agrees to pay Feds $25 million over allegations of falsifying ‘Next Day Air’ delivery times
Posted on May 19, 2015 by postal
United Parcel Service Agrees to Settle Alleged Civil False Claims Act Violations
May 19, 2015 United Parcel Service Inc. (UPS) has agreed to pay $25 million to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims to the federal government in connection with its delivery of Next Day Air overnight packages, the Justice Department announced today. UPS is a package delivery company based in Atlanta.
“Protecting the federal procurement process from false claims is central to the mission of the Department of Justice,” said Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Benjamin C. Mizer of the Justice Department’s Civil Division. “We will continue to ensure that when federal monies are used to purchase commercial services the government receives the prices and services to which it is entitled.”
“This conduct affected numerous federal agencies,” said U.S. Attorney Dana J. Boente of the Eastern District of Virginia. “We place high importance on the integrity of companies that provide services to the government. Combating all manners of fraud on the government is a high priority in the Eastern District of Virginia.”
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