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407 was around 2010 or so
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72 is my longest trip to date! And that's after going out to clean up another driver.. 56-60 is about normal.BS, maybe he only drives 40 miles. You know nothing.
It was nice knowing you.Who cares!!!!!!
Define brisk pace. On my annual space & visibility ride my supervisor tries to get me to walk a little faster. Always respond with NM Article 37.1 which states he/she must take into consideration my age & physical condition and not overly supervise the employee.Just because you're a union employee doesn't mean you need to be lazy and avoid doing your job. My job entails working at a brisk pace.. so that's what I do. I work hard for the company I'm proud to represent.. like I've told you many times. I chose this job from a desk job.. you more than likely had no other option...
72 is my longest trip to date! And that's after going out to clean up another driver.. 56-60 is about normal.
Have worked 55-60 hours/week since Thanksgiving. They dump on all of us satellites because we don't have pick up pieces that need to make commits back to the center. We were all rolling stops on a consistent basis through peak. Those missed and/or EC'd parcels were never in our EDD the next day.No, 40 with guarantee pay is the norm.
No, that is the farthest thing from the norm. Merry Christmas, Dave.No, 40 with guarantee pay is the norm.
No, that is the farthest thing from the norm. Merry Christmas, Dave.
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I'm 33.. I'm able to work a little harder. I will for sure slow my pace as I get older.. but for now, I earn my paychecks.Define brisk pace. On my annual space & visibility ride my supervisor tries to get me to walk a little faster. Always respond with NM Article 37.1 which states he/she must take into consideration my age & physical condition and not overly supervise the employee.
It always ends there.
I was referring to miles.. not hours..No, 40 with guarantee pay is the norm.
I'd love to be a satellite driver.. sounds like a great gig.. any cons?Have worked 55-60 hours/week since Thanksgiving. They dump on all of us satellites because we don't have pick up pieces that need to make commits back to the center. We were all rolling stops on a consistent basis through peak. Those missed and/or EC'd parcels were never in our EDD the next day.
I'm 33.. I'm able to work a little harder. I will for sure slow my pace as I get older.. but for now, I earn my paychecks.
I'd love to be a satellite driver.. sounds like a great gig.. any cons?
One of my son's friends dad is a satellite driver for about hub.. he loves it.. never goes to the center, never had to talk with management.. doesn't have to make the long drive every day... Sounds great..Ideally the sat driver lives closer to the drop point than the center.