Well not easy, just less stressful.We're pushing cardboard, not brain surgery...
once you can grasp that concept, it's easy money
Well not easy, just less stressful.We're pushing cardboard, not brain surgery...
once you can grasp that concept, it's easy money
Good luck at your new job. Hope it works out!Where this thread went is why I love this place, stay classy my friends!
ThanksGood luck at your new job. Hope it works out!
Good luck at your new job. Hope it works out!
He could transfer it to @DriveInDriveOut.I think he quit UPS? He said he got job with the city and was wondering what to do with 401k balance
cash it out and go to the strip clubHe could transfer it to @DriveInDriveOut.
Do not make you hound you again..mcash it out and go to the strip club
they say they won't do what you want
it's all part of the negotiation process
money talks
SOBDo not make you hound you again..m
Probably noti hope he gots a lot in his 401k
You're welcomeSOB
harassed me so much i'm now maxing out 401k and IRA
you need a new victim
Thanks a lot!You're welcome
SOB
harassed me so much i'm now maxing out 401k and IRA
you need a new victim
Nothing's perfect brother, I'll be freezing my ass off in the winter in a ditch covered in water. It all comes down to what's best for family.
AnytimeThanks a lot!
Best thing that ever happened to you good luck and managementIt's been a fun year driving at UPS but I just accepted a full time job with a local utility who are also teamsters. 4 year progression to top rate which depends on your job but is in mid 20's up to low 30's with a fraction of the workload and a 8-4 M-friend schedule outside occasional oncall/emergency.
Tons of different jobs within the organization both union and management. Good bennies, full pension at age 60 with at least 20 years service which is perfect for me being in my 30's.
My UPS center is a 10 year wait for full time in an economically shrinking region likely to see less future volume.
There were several hundred applicants and I lucked out thank God.
While an outsider may look at my time at UPS like a wasted year, I took alot away from big brown. I was a machine before I worked here, this place added another gear on me. I thought I had done all the crappy hard work one could, I found another type even though I loved driving. I can see how it's not for many.
The cafe was at least 25% responsible for my overwhelming success driving with all the great tips and advice contained in years of threads.
Thanks to all and I wish everyone the best.
Even management.
Truth. Even if the micromanagement, ridiculous workload and other BS was remotely tolerable; I had to acquaint myself all to well with the unemployment office based on the sheer # of days I was sent home first couple years. Spent years of my life waiting on the package car position and building it up in my head, only to get repeated swift kicks to the nads. Ah well live and learn as they say. My main impression, having it all behind menow, is having dodged a bullet. I've never come as close to aggravated assault as I did towards a center manager and on car I had to put up with. As someone from a rough area thats saying a lot. They can keep the 100k a year. At least I won't have a freakin aneurysm at a young age from coming in and looking at my 200+ stop cluster of a load one morning.