Nothing to do with oversized , overweight packages? Not to mention crappy equipment and too many hours.Most injuries are the result of employees not working safely or not paying attention.
Nothing to do with oversized , overweight packages? Not to mention crappy equipment and too many hours.Most injuries are the result of employees not working safely or not paying attention.
Most injuries are the result of employees not working safely or not paying attention.
I doWho else thinks this is a personal attack?
And when they do work safe the company is all over them on production .... It is designed to be a no win situation.... I would love to see ups ohsa record....it's probably patheticMost injuries are the result of employees not working safely or not paying attention.
Not nearly as much as employees being unsafe which was the point in question.Nothing to do with oversized , overweight packages? Not to mention crappy equipment and too many hours.
Not as bad as other companies that have industrial-based warehouse jobs.And when they do work safe the company is all over them on production .... It is designed to be a no win situation.... I would love to see ups ohsa record....it's probably pathetic
Post turned in to Cheryl.... I'm not fooling around anymore palI do
And that rule was?We had a safety rule on the carrier that would 100% prevent any hand injuries (if followed.)
Good . Now I'm trying to figure out what personal attack I made another thread.Post turned in to Cheryl.... I'm not fooling around anymore pal
Cool story... Stop making excuses for the teamsters....nobody likes a know it all....Nothing to do with oversized , overweight packages? Not to mention crappy equipment and too many hours.
And that rule was?
That would have saved me from a few sexual harassment charges!Never put your hand, or fingers, anywhere that you wouldn't put your Johnson.
That might feel good getting your ding a ling slammed in the bulkhead...notNever put your hand, or fingers, anywhere that you wouldn't put your Johnson.
I do know the teamsters were pushing ohsa to make their records transparent and guess who was one of the most vocal against that....Oh the OSHA report would not show anything.. UPS was more concerned with hiding safety problems than fixing them they hired the lady who use to be over OSHA to help them learn to get around them . That's why we have TAW. As long as they find you alternative work and get you back on your job within 30 days, your injury is not a lost time injury and doesn't have to be reported to OSHA.
I can only imagine if your cubicle could talk what it would say...That would have saved me from a few sexual harassment charges!
ups safety record is pitiful and that's putting it nicely...The only reason we have safety meetings and Ketter Audits is because UPS had so many violations at one time that the fine OSHA was handing down was so large, they came to an agreement that UPS would fund Ketter and spend x amount of money each month on safety. That's why we have safety committees so that the hours can count towards that amount. Otherwise we wouldn't have safety anything ....