BrownCafe
Someone give this man a raise. And maybe a modeling gig.
When this UPS driver delivers packages to Reddit user u/deadleaf_shrimp’s apartment, the building mailroom emails its residents with a picture. As deadleaf_shrimp writes in a post, the email is supposed to include a photo of the shipping label.
Instead, a certain driver got creative.
After spotting a delivery driver parked in a handicapped spot one local couple is taking things into their own hands and asking people to think twice before parking somewhere they shouldn’t.
John Lacomb says parking abuse is frequent in Clifton Park but he’s fed up after spotting this on Tuesday while he and his wife were stopping at Staples.
“When we pulled in, we noticed a UPS driver parked in a handicapped spot.”
This hit home because Lacomb and his wife work with people who may need that very spot.
UPS to provide global shipping solutions for upcoming events in Europe and America
UPS, the world’s largest package delivery company, has been named the “Worldwide Supplier of the Ryder Cup.”
The partnership agreement begins with the 2018 Ryder Cup, which will be contested at Le Golf National in France from September 28-30, and extends through the 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisconsin.
UPS – which shipped 5.1 billion packages and documents last year – will host an onsite shipping center for merchandise purchased at the 2018 and 2020 Ryder Cups. In addition, UPS will serve as ticket shipping provider for both events.
Teamsters in Louisville are planning a “vote no” rally on Friday, urging union members not to ratify a tentative labor deal between union leadership and United Parcel Service Inc.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters announced in June that it had reached a tentative national labor deal with Atlanta-based UPS (NYSE: UPS) that included full-time job opportunities for part-time workers and improved the part-time wage structure and start rate.
The national contract was negotiated by leadership at the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, but it isn’t final until a majority of members ratify it. And some groups in the Teamster ranks are urging fellow members to vote against it. Leaders at Teamsters Local 89, which represents workers in Louisville, are staging the “vote no” rally, which is planned at UPS’s Bluegrass Parkway facility.
Driver hospitalized more than 7 days after attack by three German shepherds
A UPS delivery driver remained hospitalized Tuesday awaiting a third surgery after she was mauled by three German Shepherds Aug. 28 in Penn Township.
The driver, Amy Demi, was attacked while delivering a letter to the homeowner shortly after 2 p.m., according to her boyfriend, Bob Armstrong.
“The first one came out and just went right at her knee. Then the other two came in and just started biting her everywhere. She’s bitten head to toe except for her face,” Armstrong said.