Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
i just want fedex to rehire @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U back
Is FedEx legally obligated to negotiate in good faith with their contractors?
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I'm still waiting for my retro
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
they need to hire you back
I'm too good.
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
they are afraid of ups drivers at fedex
Fred's Myth
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Not afraid. It’s just that they’re all pricks.
It will be fine
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UPS guys are always nicer than the Express guys I encounter.
Easy to be nice when you're paid well. Get pushed to do more and more for less and less you tend to get grumpy.
Fred's Myth
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Clarification: My comment was directed at UPS drivers who leave UPS and come to FedEx as couriers. Invariably they set out to prove (to themselves, mostly) that they're better than anyone at FedEx.
It will be fine
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I’ve hired a few with UPS driving experience. They have been the worst hires. There’s something wrong with you if you get kicked from UPS and still want to do this job.
We had a retired postmaster get a part-time route at a station in Texas. He would ask our mgr about various things using post office terminology. The mgr would look like a deer in the headlights, then act irritated and walk off.
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I’ve worked with a lot of them and almost all were nice and just happy to be away from UPS. They missed the pay and benefits but all said the change was worth the loss. They said FedEX was a much friendlier environment.
STFXG
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Haven’t been on in a while. Busy with transition and expansion. Just backing up GT. I know the area he is talking about. I’m not in that building but it’s been a mess from what I’ve heard. The entire station struggles with drivers.
Yes sir. Only thing I would say differently is the word “struggle” is quite the understatement.
