Labor shortage concern at Fedex

[McFeely]

You still take 1-hour breaks? That’s ridiculous.

 

[DeliveryException]

We were told 1 hour breaks coming back first of August. It's been at least a year and a half since we had to do the full hour. Oh well, more hours for me since i will probably have to break off for 1630s.

 

[Working4the1%]

You still take 1-hour breaks? That’s ridiculous.

A courier at station takes hour break. Does 13:59 and brings back 40 stops and leaves them in truck. Repeat daily

 

[McFeely]

I don’t think I’ve taken 5 breaks lasting an hour in all the years I’ve worked for Express.

 

[Serf]

Would of told dispatch u better find some help, it ain’t happening

That’s the prob. No one is coming it’s all on you pal. I hate that. It happens from time to time.

 

[Wally]

Pay more, including benefits, and the highly qualified will come... Works every time.

 

[yadig]

FedEx’s revenue per employee 342,690
Ups’s revenue per employee 180,010
I think fat Freddy can afford a raise!

 

[falcon back]

FedEx’s revenue per employee 342,690
Ups’s revenue per employee 180,010
I think fat Freddy can afford a raise!

Looks like someone failed math. UPS had 2020 revenues of over 80 billion with about 270k employees. FedEx had revenues of just short of 70 billion with about 325k employees. You might want to change the batteries in your calculator.

 

[yadig]

Looks like someone failed math. UPS had 2020 revenues of over 80 billion with about 270k employees. FedEx had revenues of just short of 70 billion with about 325k employees. You might want to change the batteries in your calculator.

You’re ignorant! Those are revenue per employee only!! Per employee! Can your ignorant pro business mind understand the difference between the two? I stated facts!

 

[yadig]

Why does FedEx have a lot more employees to move less/same volume than ups?

 

[MAKAVELI]

Why does FedEx have a lot more employees to move less/same volume than ups?

Two separate, highly inefficient systems. Ground/Express

 

[falcon back]

You’re ignorant! Those are revenue per employee only!! Per employee! Can your ignorant pro business mind understand the difference between the two? I stated facts!

You cant even do math. They both did roughly the same revenues and FDX had about 50k more employees. That means FDX actually did LESS revenue per employee. Get a 5th grader to show you how to divide and you will see your math is wrong. You must have gone to school with Jethro Bodine because you are an idiot.

 

[yadig]

You cant even do math. They both did roughly the same revenues and FDX had about 50k more employees. That means FDX actually did LESS revenue per employee. Get a 5th grader to show you how to divide and you will see your math is wrong. You must have gone to school with Jethro Bodine because you are an idiot.

Wow! I can’t believe you’re not understanding the point here! It’s obviously over you’re IQ! Let’s move on to something simpler. Why does it take FedEx more employee’s to move the same/less volume? If I hv two employees and hv greater revenues off one, who could I afford to give a raise? Was you a front line Mgr all those years ago? Please don’t respond about zap mail’s success! Lmao!

 

[yadig]

 

[yadig]

 

[Aquaman]

Why does FedEx have a lot more employees to move less/same volume than ups?

Because nobody will do 200 stops and work 12 hours a day for $19/hr. It’s amazing how much more work people are willing to do for more money...

 

[Fred's Myth]

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??? What’s a FORTH quarter? How can you publish data that doesn’t exist yet? Fourth(?) quarter 2021 isn’t here yet.

That calls into question the validity of any information disseminated on this website.

 

[zeev]

FedEx runs on a June to June fiscal year

 

[yadig]

??? What’s a FORTH quarter? How can you publish data that doesn’t exist yet? Fourth(?) quarter 2021 isn’t here yet.

That calls into question the validity of any information disseminated on this website.

 

[yadig]

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Must not work at FedEx.