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Northern plains districtWhere is this ?
Northern plains districtWhere is this ?
Yes it was. 8hr days they rarely would get any OT. Least with heavyweight with Express you get some.Cartage is air freight. Great division of ups. Same pay. Day work
Not at our place no overtime.Yes it was. 8hr days they rarely would get any OT. Least with heavyweight with Express you get some.
I would "demand" you start where you left off. If they refuse that
Yes. Was a courier for about 7 years. Then jumped to heavyweight. It’s seriously expensive to put an express skid on our airplanes. Companies pay a lot to use us. Then you add the surcharges like non stackable, and it just adds up. They already have us here to shuttle freight to the stations. Having us pickup and deliver freight is a bonus for them. Ever seen the cost of a 1,500 pound first overnight Saturday? It pays for the driver who delivered it for like 3 months lol.... and did I mention we’re paid like swing couriers.... Trust me we’re easy money for FedEx.You in heavyweight?
While pulling a trailer with a rig that both total six figures. There are plenty of expenses involved with heavyweight that you aren't taking into consideration.Yes. Was a courier for about 7 years. Then jumped to heavyweight. It’s seriously expensive to put an express skid on our airplanes. Companies pay a lot to use us. Then you add the surcharges like non stackable, and it just adds up. They already have us here to shuttle freight to the stations. Having us pickup and deliver freight is a bonus for them. Ever seen the cost of a 1,500 pound first overnight Saturday? It pays for the driver who delivered it for like 3 months lol.... and did I mention we’re paid like swing couriers.... Trust me we’re easy money for FedEx.
You have to think though there’s a lot fewer of us than couriers. In my area, my station is responsible for supplying freight for 6 stations. We’re the only station with a heavyweight operation for hundreds of miles. I’m not saying we’re not an expense. Tractors are expensive, but so are Courier trucks and FO vans. We probably have 25 tractors. That’s probably a few million dollars. Those 6 stations probably have 300-400 vehicles at least. When you look at the cost we’re well worth it for the control it gives them.While pulling a trailer with a rig that both total six figures. There are plenty of expenses involved with heavyweight that you aren't taking into consideration.
Very goodYou have to think though there’s a lot fewer of us than couriers. In my area, my station is responsible for supplying freight for 6 stations. We’re the only station with a heavyweight operation for hundreds of miles. I’m not saying we’re not an expense. Tractors are expensive, but so are Courier trucks and FO vans. We probably have 25 tractors. That’s probably a few million dollars. Those 6 stations probably have 300-400 vehicles at least. When you look at the cost we’re well worth it for the control it gives them.
Yes it was. 8hr days they rarely would get any OT. Least with heavyweight with Express you get some.
Yes it was. 8hr days they rarely would get any OT. Least with heavyweight with Express you get some.
Does Cartage do on call pickups?Cartage is air freight. Great division of ups. Same pay. Day work
I’d stay away from cartage honestly. It’s a company UPS bought out. I believe it was called Menlo or something. They drive plain white straight trucks with a UPS sticker slapped on the side. They aren’t full blown UPS employees. Although they enjoy most of the same benefits. They have a rider on the union contract. But I wouldn’t want to be a rider every time contract negotiations came up. Their operation is extremely small compared to Express heavyweight. Some stations only having 10-12 drivers. Most of the old Menlo guys are still there so you’ll never see day shift. And with an operation that small it would be nothing for UPS to do away with it.Does Cartage do on call pickups?
Hourly ops pay isn't negotiable.
So if CSDSM 18 does get rehired, will he have to start out at pay step 1 all over again or will he be closer to step 5 like when he quit?
Hourly ops rehires start at step one.
Well the manager ended up telling me he made a mistake and the posting was supposed to be internal first not external so he can move forward with me now.
I was at TForce who bought UPS freight division & I'm going back to FedEx Express also! The terminal in Kennesaw,Ga is toxic & you can mess up your CDL & csa score by driving a tractor trailer into a residential area & taring down wires & damaging property doing residential deliveries! Waaay too much drama & chaos going on at that terminal & I do think it depends on the terminal you operate out of. Since the choices are only 2 in Atlanta you can keep em bothFirst off, why didn't it work out for you at UPS? That's what we'd like to know. If you go back to FedEx, will you pick up where you left off pay wise? I'm an RTD. I like the job, but I'd like it a lot better if it paid better.