oldngray
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On a res saver if you get a signature instead of DR you have to tag it as a residential (option 1) or it will be a commercial and appear late.
commit times what am I doing
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On a res saver if you get a signature instead of DR you have to tag it as a residential (option 1) or it will be a commercial and appear late.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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You did not hit "1" for residential.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
It doesn't sound like you've been even remotely trained. You need to ask your sups all of these questions.
Browndriver5
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How does a cover driver of 2 years only ran one route and not know anything about air?
Notretiredyet
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Welcome to the new UPS.
SCV good to go sir.
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OP, how is it that you've worked for a paramilitary organization for x amount of years, have been a cover driver for 2 years (and by extension have been using a piece of equipment that only displays military time) and you don't understand military time? I'm calling BS.
However, in good faith that something this ludicrous could happen at UPS (can't say I'd be too surprised), I will give you an earnest reply.
First, you NEED to learn military time. I don't care if you can't count past 12, learn to count to 24 and how to subtract by 12. You ready?
Second, the two basic commit times that you should know are your NDA and Savers.
NDA = 10:30 am
Saver = 15:00 = 3:00
I can't say I've seen a 14:30 (2:30 pm) commit time before.
For your savers, you should hit commit on your diad after you get EDD and look at the ones you have. The business ones have to be delivered by 3:00 pm. If you see a saver for a residential address, you can hit the Res/Com soft key and that will remove the commit time so that you can deliver it later.
However, in good faith that something this ludicrous could happen at UPS (can't say I'd be too surprised), I will give you an earnest reply.
First, you NEED to learn military time. I don't care if you can't count past 12, learn to count to 24 and how to subtract by 12. You ready?
Second, the two basic commit times that you should know are your NDA and Savers.
NDA = 10:30 am
Saver = 15:00 = 3:00
I can't say I've seen a 14:30 (2:30 pm) commit time before.
For your savers, you should hit commit on your diad after you get EDD and look at the ones you have. The business ones have to be delivered by 3:00 pm. If you see a saver for a residential address, you can hit the Res/Com soft key and that will remove the commit time so that you can deliver it later.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
I think the OP meant 16:30. I have both 10:30 and 12 commit times as well as 3(1500) and 4:30(1630) for savers.
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selfcancelsignal
Guest
No... He needs to ask veteran drivers in his center these questions. The supes don't know sicom.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
But if you do something wrong and a sup told you to do it you have a life line.
because I only drove 2 months out to the past two years and that's for peak. I had a fulltime job throughout the rest of year..
and correct I meat 4:30 commit.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
You didn't deliver any air during our busiest time of the year?
SCV good to go sir.
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I'd hardly call that cover driving.
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selfcancelsignal
Guest
I spose, but I don't trust mgmt. any further than I can throw 'em.
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selfcancelsignal
Guest
These are rural route commit times.
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