This X 10...Maybe this wouldn't happen if we weren't delivering so damn late in these rough areas.
Oh and our center management team was on the scene immediately and until the end. Acting manager went to the hospital with the driver and stayed until he was released.
Hello, Marcell, Welcome to BC. I was a driver from across town, but as a feeder driver, I came to your building almost daily. The news is reporting 4 armed robberies of our PC's and 1 FEDEX driver. Is this an accurate number as far as you know? Have all the robberies been from your building but different centers? In my opinion, these guys are not going to stop till they get caught and seems like they are getting more violent. How do the drivers feel about it?I work in the center where the driver was shot
There's a reason for that.I know a lot of you guys hate management, but seriously?
Designated pick up area.Hello! Just joined and I saw this thread. I work in the center where the driver was shot and he is ok. This is his first year driving and he's young and healthy. His injuries were minor. One of the bullets entered but luckily his FOB took the hit first and slowed it down. The location where it happened has been designated pick up only for the time being possibly forever. It definitely is one of the worst crime areas in Houston and possibly the whole country.
Make it an M1E1 and we can shoot the pkgs to the door from the building.I'd be all for combing multiple ghetto routes into one War Rig.
He could have been young and dead had they been better shots.Hello! Just joined and I saw this thread. I work in the center where the driver was shot and he is ok. This is his first year driving and he's young and healthy. His injuries were minor.
Designated pick up area.
Wow, that's great.
Whether we deliver or pick up we have to drive there.
"We make $ in pick ups". That's why we make the exception.
What a joke.
I would welcome that post change.I think he meant to say "will call".
I woulda insisted the DM ride with me for a week to experience a part of the city that would make him crap his pants!There's a reason for that.
A few yrs ago the company cut out the route that delivered the roughest part of our city in the daylight.
I inherited it that residential work.
12 people were shot, 6 stabbed, and two banks in that area were robbed multiple times within a few months time.
When I got threatened by some thugs after dark I filed an art 18 grievance for them forcing me to deliver that area after dark (all the violence...minus the bank robberies ...were happening after dark).
The division manager came to our building and told me that he was happy to fight my grievance. He also told me that if i defended myself when i got attacked thar he would terminate me because "we are a nonviolent company".
THAT is why there's no respect for management.
The police finally asked our management team to attend a special security meeting and told them that it was crazy to send our drivers into those areas after dark. (They had been following our cars at night to keep drivers safe and the police car had two officers in it for their OWN safety!)
The company would not admit any liability in us drivers being assaulted, robbed, or threatened while servicing the high crime areas after dark...
where they wouldn't drive thru themselves or allow their families to be there either.
We're just a number.
No doubt. I had a ojs ride in the daylight. There was a gang (in colors) of young men walk out in front of my vehicle and just slowly walked down the street holding us up from driving over 3-4 mph.I woulda insisted the DM ride with me for a week to experience a part of the city that would make him crap his pants!
LOL youre not a corporate PR person ....Hardy har har .Sure fooled me..No sir. Sorry can't get behind the bashing of my management team. They care about their drivers and we are blessed to have them. They tote the company line and push the drivers just like every center because that's their job. But we have some true men running our show.