Because they purposely understaff the operation--every part of it--to begin with. Whenever a supervisor tells you they're overstaffed, your area still probably needs 2 or 3 more people.
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Because they purposely understaff the operation--every part of it--to begin with. Whenever a supervisor tells you they're overstaffed, your area still probably needs 2 or 3 more people.
oldngray
nowhere special
Once upon a time UPS was like a family. Hourly and management could hang out together after work without any problems. Different world now.
dookie stain
Cornfed whiteboy
My sup texted me once about half hour before I was done...told me to meet him and a few other guys down the street when I was off and beers were on him..I said couldn't...then he called me and told me to come...I couldn't help but think it was some sort of set up...sucks that it has to be that way but that's how it is.
TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
yeah until something goes wrong or isn't set up
oldngray
nowhere special
If you can believe it UPS used to have company picnics. With free beer!
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
No one knows who you are in the night shift. You have to rely on your night manager who really doesn't want you to leave anyways. Transfer to the morning shift as soon as you can if you are looking to move up. I tell all the part-time supervisors I've known in the night shift that. We have part-time supervisors that have been part time for 15 years or more.
retiredTxfeeder
cap'n crunch
I remember that. We also used to have a UPS sponsored softball tournament. The last one we had down here, the team that won it, went home (about 70 miles) to celebrate. One of the players had a heart attack and died. His family sued UPS and won a settlement. End of softball.
The Preload manager just asked me about transferring over from night sort. I was unsure how I felt about the hours, but it sounds like it is in my best interest to make the move. Thanks for taking the time to respond!
oldngray
nowhere special
Preload is way more stressful but if you show you can handle it looks good on your resume.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
"Put boxes on truck" should open up all sorts of doors for him.
Or her.
Heffalump
Well-Known Member
I almost knocked out a district manager who decided to take a stroll through the pre load pens while I was training. I launched a misload out (that an unloader loaded) and passed right by his nose. Do I get points for making him flinch? How many points gets me a Union Jacket? Asking for a friend.
scooby0048
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You zero points. The OP hasnt been seen since April and no one has posted in this thread since May.
Heffalump
Well-Known Member
Dude dont get your panties in a bunch? This was a legit UPS memory for me...thanks for ruining it.
scooby0048
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My pleasure
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