Coldworld
Well-Known Member
It’s staggering....insane
2018 Contract leaks
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That's what my customers tell me. They don't feel like going to the store.
Rick Ross
I'm into distribution!!
True, but they do little to stop it. Can you imagine how frustrating it has to be for a company to do this? At some point vendors will get fed up dealing with the bully!
Germany has ordered Amazon to stop taking advantage of people who can’t spell “Birkenstock”
3%
Overall revenue will only be affected by 1.67%
3 done 3 to go
In control of own destiny
I agree with revenue. But, volume. A lot of cut areas. Ups would probably half our building
Griffin1820
File! File! File!
You would also have to calculate for the many younger drivers who will almost undoubtedly not recieve an extra week vacation or raise. = company wins bigMath is here to save the day!
$35.71 X 45hrs = $1607.00
$1607.00 / 52weeks = $30.90
$30.90 / 45hrs (OT not calculated like vacation) = .68hr
.68hr raise on day one of the contract with no further raises
Noing way
Makes it that much easier for me to ECD because I don't feel like going there
But that's what we get paid to do.
I'm protecting the company from liability
Maybe your building. Most of my amazon is to placing I’m already going.
Dead serious. UPS will sue the homeowner if you walk up an icey set of stairs and get hurt. So actually I'm protecting the customers from liability as well.
Coldworld
Well-Known Member
And how much surepostbslips through that we should be delivering??
rod
Retired 23 years
UPS don't sue anybody. You must be a real rookie. Its ALWAYS the drivers fault. That's why they make you memorize all that safety crap.
Well I question whether you were even a UPS driver because UPS did sue a homeowner in my area after a driver broke his arm after falling on their icey driveway. UPS sued a homeowner who's dog severely bit a driver too. The injury costs UPS money, so they want their money back. UPS is money hungry, like they arn't going to get it where ever they can. The only people who care about that safety crap are your immediate supervisors/managers because your injury affects their numbers. Upper management wants $$$ though. Non-disclosure agreements keep the company safe too. Get the BIG PICTURE old man.
35years
Gravy route
We had a driver slip on icy steps...
UPS gives him a warning letter...it is the driver's fault, should have walked through the snow.
3 months later UPS sues the homeowner/homeowner's insurance for the driver's medical expenses and worker's comp pay...Homeowner should have taken care of the steps, it is their fault, UPS says.
They do sue the homeowners and blame the drivers too.
Rack em
Made the Podium
Unbelievable! But then again, it is ups.
rod
Retired 23 years
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