Post Contract CEO Interview

[Pullman Brown]

CNBC Exclusive: UPS CEO Carol Tomé on Teamsters contract, holiday Peak and innovation

CNBC's Frank Holland sits down with UPS CEO Carol Tomé for the first time since reaching a labor deal with the Teamsters union. She weighs in on the financial impact of the contract, pushing back on the "$30 billion in new money" claim from the union while highlighting the benefit for investors.

www.cnbc.com

Um.. reading between the lines, according to her we could have gotten more!

 

[I have NOT been lurking]

CNBC Exclusive: UPS CEO Carol Tomé on Teamsters contract, holiday Peak and innovation

CNBC's Frank Holland sits down with UPS CEO Carol Tomé for the first time since reaching a labor deal with the Teamsters union. She weighs in on the financial impact of the contract, pushing back on the "$30 billion in new money" claim from the union while highlighting the benefit for investors.

www.cnbc.com

Um.. reading between the lines, according to her we could have gotten more!

Next contract will be rape

 

[Commercial Inside Release]

Cold, hard *itch!

 

[PT Car Washer]

Robot 400 PPH, Human 1250 PPH unload rate. I bet that robot didn't have to deal with poor load quality or leakers or damaged packages or ripped up boxes with the contents all over the trailor.

 

[Ou812fu]

CNBC Exclusive: UPS CEO Carol Tomé on Teamsters contract, holiday Peak and innovation

CNBC's Frank Holland sits down with UPS CEO Carol Tomé for the first time since reaching a labor deal with the Teamsters union. She weighs in on the financial impact of the contract, pushing back on the "$30 billion in new money" claim from the union while highlighting the benefit for investors.

www.cnbc.com

Um.. reading between the lines, according to her we could have gotten more!

Reading between the lines. Automation and production. Also they could care less if the robots do half as much work. It is acceptable..

 

[Brown Down]

Would take that pay deal any day? Didn't they stall and basically lowball until they saw they had no support? Just like most management couldn't tell they truth if their lives depended on it. No wonder this company's service side is spiraling out of control.

 

[catstalking]

Reading between the lines. Automation and production. Also they could care less if the robots do half as much work. It is acceptable..

human unloader is 1400pph (gross) on paper; they'll never get better than that

automated unload already at 1/3 of that and can only get better?

 

[Ou812fu]

human unloader is 1400pph (gross) on paper; they'll never get better than that

automated unload already at 1/3 of that and can only get better?

She said we would like to see 600 pph.. that is there acceptable range to turn complete robot unload.

 

[DriverNerd]

What was she supposed to say while the stock is tanking since the agreement? Of course she's going to spin this to be as positive as possible.

But boy is she hard to listen to....dodge, dodge, dodge every question.

 

[DriverNerd]

human unloader is 1400pph (gross) on paper; they'll never get better than that

automated unload already at 1/3 of that and can only get better?

You don't think they'll get better than that? Eventually the packages will just be funneled onto a larger belt by a machine. Sure the labels won't all be up but it'll be fast.

I bet the unloading, scanning, PAL, and sorting will all be done by machine in one pass while only needing humans to take care of the bypass packages that are unloaded label down and break jams.

 

[catstalking]

What was she supposed to say while the stock is tanking since the agreement? Of course she's going to spin this to be as positive as possible.

But boy is she hard to listen to....dodge, dodge, dodge every question.

that's every CEO, they're all worshippers of McKinsey consulting nonsense

 

[muthatrucka]

Reading between the lines. Automation and production. Also they could care less if the robots do half as much work. It is acceptable..

Do robots pay dues?

 

[MyTripisCut]

Do robots pay dues?

No. But the people who fix them could.

 

[TheDick]

Robot 400 PPH, Human 1250 PPH unload rate. I bet that robot didn't have to deal with poor load quality or leakers or damaged packages or ripped up boxes with the contents all over the trailor.

Hazwoppers gonna make 170k /yr off the robots unloading trailers. That'll cut atleast one route per day repacking wet pcs.

 

[ManInBrown]

Firstly thanks for posting this video. I was searching for this.

Secondly I laugh every time I see her in one of these. No one talks like she talks. It’s odd. Shes so phony and I bet dollars to donuts she’s an absolute terror to deal with on a daily basis. Screaming at people lol.

 

[anonymous23456]

Firstly thanks for posting this video. I was searching for this.

Secondly I laugh every time I see her in one of these. No one talks like she talks. It’s odd. Shes so phony and I bet dollars to donuts she’s an absolute terror to deal with on a daily basis. Screaming at people lol.

Where do you live? She is gonna delivering a package to you.

 

[Brownwind]

Where do you live? She is gonna delivering a package to you.

Bottom line is we got paid and our pension is still there. I don’t want to get everyone upset but she got the job done and we’re still working.

 

[PT Car Washer]

Bottom line is we got paid and our pension is still there. I don’t want to get everyone upset but she got the job done and we’re still working.

Except for the ones who are laid off or fired.

 

[Brownwind]

Except for the ones who are laid off or fired.

We have lay off language that many are choosing to ignore.

We’ve both been around for decades and recognize that some that got fired really acted stupid and dishonest. Everyone I ever represented who followed the rules of the contract got their jobs back. Granted I’m in a rural area with fewer problems than most.