I got a new on road supervisor

[TBH]

Wasen't Wyatt Earp shot at the OK Corral? That did not go over too well for him!

 

[watdaflock?]

This guy is a monster,

Does he have a Southern twang and is named Tom?

 

[El Correcto]

Does he have a Southern twang and is named Tom?

(what you said)
(my head)
But no.
Are you talking about uncle tom's cabin ?I don't think he is that bad, or maybe just bad in different ways.

 

[Dr.Brownz]

LMAO! My exact thoughts! Harassment is part of the job at UPS. Sadly, that's not hyperbole.

And yet the guy in the "ups is the mafia" thread is crazy

 

[Holydriver]

Planting misloads is to be expected.
They may get really nasty and plant them on your truck out on route

Hahahahahahaha that's just like UPS! Fuxxing try to deliberately create a service failure in order to see if someone is being dishonest. That's right, friend the customer and the service "they come to expect" from UPS

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Hahahahahahaha that's just like UPS! Fuxxing try to deliberately create a service failure in order to see if someone is being dishonest. That's right, friend the customer and the service "they come to expect" from UPS

Happens all the time.

 

[brownmonster]

Happens all the time.

I suppose but I haven't seen it. Not that I pay attention.

 

[MC4YOU2]

It happened continually in my center. Never caught anyone doing anything dishonest. We all got multiple misloads daily so it was not always a "salt" as they called them. But, there was periodically a nice neat section on shelf 8 that was all sorted and neat, as if there had been a load audit, all in perfect order, except it had one pkg that was a complete mismatch that went on another route. So obvious.

 

[PT Car Washer]

It happened continually in my center. Never caught anyone doing anything dishonest. We all got multiple misloads daily so it was not always a "salt" as they called them. But, there was periodically a nice neat section on shelf 8 that was all sorted and neat, as if there had been a load audit, all in perfect order, except it had one pkg that was a complete mismatch that went on another route. So obvious.

Does any preload still do "load audits"?

 

[MC4YOU2]

Not that it helped much. Ours was merely a fake way to justify pushing production harder and then finding 6 of the 12 daily misloads that plan inevitably created, by sending in someone to dig through the load about midway through the process.

Does any preload still do "load audits"?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I suppose but I haven't seen it. Not that I pay attention.

Supervisors will salt the load and then do a check in audit to ensure compliance.

 

[twoweeled]

Hahahahahahaha that's just like UPS! Fuxxing try to deliberately create a service failure in order to see if someone is being dishonest. That's right, friend the customer and the service "they come to expect" from UPS

Assuming your being sarcastic. I'm guessing you haven't been there long, or maybe you haven't been there for awhile (retired or separated). Taking into account not all hubs are the same. Customer service isn't what it once was. It's still talked about, like it is - but it isn't. There are service failures every day, without a hiccup. It's serious when a driver takes it upon himself to create a service failure. It's productive when a sup tells you to bring them in.
Service failures are just not a big deal anymore. Sorry!