WizardMonkey
New Member
Hi Everyone:
I am, perhaps, going to be hired by UPS Canada as a driver. I am currently working in a job that was better than the last one I had since returning to Canada in November, 2006, but a far cry from what I was doing for the last 9 years in Europe. I am wondering if anyone can tell me, relatively unbiasedly, about what it might be like working for UPS as a driver? To put it in perspective, I am currently working with the City in which I live, unblocking people's sewers. No benefits, a fixed rate of pay for at least 2000 hours and "no guarantees" of anything permanent in the future.
I have done many, many things in my life, and the job with UPS would be the 15th different job that I've held since my very first summer job in high school, so I have seen a lot, and I am not afraid of hard work, as long as people are treated with respect and honesty.
I can tell more about myself, but I think that it will be better if it all comes out along the way.
Thanks for your time, those who reply.
I am, perhaps, going to be hired by UPS Canada as a driver. I am currently working in a job that was better than the last one I had since returning to Canada in November, 2006, but a far cry from what I was doing for the last 9 years in Europe. I am wondering if anyone can tell me, relatively unbiasedly, about what it might be like working for UPS as a driver? To put it in perspective, I am currently working with the City in which I live, unblocking people's sewers. No benefits, a fixed rate of pay for at least 2000 hours and "no guarantees" of anything permanent in the future.
I have done many, many things in my life, and the job with UPS would be the 15th different job that I've held since my very first summer job in high school, so I have seen a lot, and I am not afraid of hard work, as long as people are treated with respect and honesty.
I can tell more about myself, but I think that it will be better if it all comes out along the way.
Thanks for your time, those who reply.