Eyeballkid
Member
I got hired for preload on the 21st of Nov. I work 3 to whatever, and always stay until everything is done, not just my line, but the whole line. Never been late, never missed a day. What are my chances for keeping the job?
What are my chances?
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What The Hawk?
Guest
Don't ask us. It depends on the center you're working at. Ask your HR.
Eyeballkid
Member
I have another job that pays more, so no worries.
watdaflock?
Well-Known Member
Ask your supervisor and get back to us. Part-time UPS is a great gig after a few years and you qualify for benefits. The first year of paying all of the ridiculous new-hire union fees on top of their normal monthly dues makes it seem like it's not worth it.
After a few years you'll be committed and can't (won't) quit. When you feel like Brooks Hatlen, institutionalized, you're loss with-out UPS.
The Brown is strong.
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silenze
Lunch is the best part of the day
We got plenty of kids with eyeballs, not worried
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Stay there.
MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
Our building is running short on those.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
1080Driver
Well-Known Member
Play Lotto, the odds are better
allahuakbar
She/Her
There’s a guy that probably wears a UPS polo on your line that could probably answer your question better than us.
PT Car Washer
Well-Known Member
You could ask one of the PT sups except this is probably their first Peak also.
Did you work local sort or something?
Go into air driving? That was pretty sweet.
The Driver
I drive.
Air driving? You need a pilots license to do that, right?
I was a very bad boy if that's correct.
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thisjobaintforeverybody
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