The devil is in the details.
Been the target that way once myself. Bad feeling to know you did nothing wrong, and instead of the company proving you did wrong, you find yourself trying to prove your innocence.
My advice, keep your nose clean, your ass cleaner, and work by the methods. Be kind but brief to your customers, and coworkers, punch out and go home. Put in your time and retire when available to do so.
At one time UPS valued its employees for their work ethic and brains. Not so much anymore.
Good luck, and if you need help, sometimes more than one set of eyes can help.
One other thing. Since UPS signed on Manheim, that should give Feeder drivers ample job opportunities at UPS.
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