Part-Time Preload Sup

[TheBeerDriver]

Quick questions, couldn't find it with searching.

Is this a union position?
Would this help in anyway with seniority to become a driver?


I'm assuming the preload is the am shift but please correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks in advanced and sorry if this has been covered before. I tried searching for an answer but had no luck.

 

[barnyard]

no and no

 

[BSWALKS]

Quick questions, couldn't find it with searching.

Is this a union position?
Would this help in anyway with seniority to become a driver?


I'm assuming the preload is the am shift but please correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks in advanced and sorry if this has been covered before. I tried searching for an answer but had no luck.

Non union. Pt preload sup probably worst job at ups

 

[TheBeerDriver]

Thank you. I'll pass on the application then.

 

[greengrenades]

Thank you. I'll pass on the application then.

good idea

 

[Number24]

Non Union job.

No. Once you are in management, you are ineligible to become a full-time PC driver.

Preload is the AM shift, you are correct.

 

[ihatewinter]

Non Union job.

No. Once you are in management, you are ineligible to become a full-time PC driver.

Preload is the AM shift, you are correct.

That's not true. I've seen people go from sup to package driver.

 

[TheKid99]

Non Union job.

No. Once you are in management, you are ineligible to become a full-time PC driver.

Preload is the AM shift, you are correct.

6-1 ratio apply

Be the worst supervisor and they will be delighted in using that ratio in making you a driver

 

[Number24]

That's not true. I've seen people go from sup to package driver.

Some what true actually. If you see any of your PT sups driving, they are on the road for 6 months as a requirement to becoming FT. all PT sups are required to go on the road for 6 months before going FT.

 

[greengrenades]

Some what true actually. If you see any of your PT sups driving, they are on the road for 6 months as a requirement to becoming FT. all PT sups are required to go on the road for 6 months before going FT.

Well you are right too, but they don't go driving just to go FT supervision. They can go package and stay in package. I work with 4 in feeders who were part time sups now are full time drivers and won't be returning to supervision.

 

[Cementups]

There are 2-3 previous PT sups in my center that are now drivers. For several years now.

 

[jaker]

Thank you. I'll pass on the application then.

My question is how long you been at ups , because you should know those answers

 

[FrigidFTSup]

Some what true actually. If you see any of your PT sups driving, they are on the road for 6 months as a requirement to becoming FT. all PT sups are required to go on the road for 6 months before going FT.

No we are only required 30 days like union drivers.

 

[PT Car Washer]

No we are only required 30 days like union drivers.

I thought UPS did away with that requirement. A lot of FT Hub sups and managers I work with have never driven. At least not to the best of my knowledge. On road sups I believe have to put in their time somewhere driving. They will get plenty of driving time after that promotion.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

I'm going for FT on car. We're so small the on car is also the FT sup for both sorts. I did my 30 in our center on a training route. It may be different elsewhere, but i know of at least 2 guys who have done it the same way.

 

[TooTechie]

I'm going for FT on car. We're so small the on car is also the FT sup for both sorts. I did my 30 in our center on a training route. It may be different elsewhere, but i know of at least 2 guys who have done it the same way.

 

[TheBeerDriver]

My question is how long you been at ups , because you should know those answers

I don't work for UPS. Just an outsider.

 

[Jackburton]

They did away with all corporate folks have to ride with a driver for a day when they get hired also.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

They did away with all corporate folks have to ride with a driver for a day when they get hired also.

That explains a lot.