Oldfart
Well-Known Member
Morgan and MorganAnyone who would sue you directly instead of your employer is an idiot.
Morgan and MorganAnyone who would sue you directly instead of your employer is an idiot.
I’m officially done with driving as a career though. I’ve discovered after these recent events that it’s best I pursue another career path. Haha
I hope your new job doesn't involve driving. Might not be the right career path for you. Good luck.
To be honest his posts went all over the place, kind of like some on here. I lost interest and quit reading after the 2nd sentence.Sorry about the termination, Rockin'-a-hard-spot. Best of luck to ya-
Reading is fundamental, Earl.
Anyone who would sue you directly instead of your employer is an idiot.
No one cares. Old idiot doesn't know how to interpret sentences.To be honest his posts went all over the place, kind of like some on here. I lost interest and quit reading after the 2nd sentence.
Or interpret the fact that no one likes him.No one cares. Old idiot doesn't know how to interpret sentences.
The fact that you don't like someone means they must be a good person to know.Or interpret the fact that no one likes him.
what really suck about this ?I was placed on investigative suspension with pay due to a possible failure to notify management. My badge and key were taken. A claim was filed by another company saying I backed up and dented their dock door. I noticed it prior to exiting the vehicle, but I didn’t think it was me considering I felt no shake and heard no sound when I backed up and pulled forward (I always do at this stop considering how cold it’s been, I get as close to the inside as possible for when I’m scanning(bulk stop)). I was driving an old, beat up w700 that had a bent in back bumper in the middle. The dock door was dented on only on side, but both sides of the bumper still stuck out evenly. My manager had me write a statement and said they would have to investigate it and come to a conclusion. Prior to this I’ve had recent poor performances. An accident and a misuse of a code for 2 hours (wasn’t informed an over-extended break was required when working doubles). After the code misuse incident, my manager told me everyone gets a chance with him and that’s it. He said that was my chance and no more. “It ends here.” And then he pulls me into his office a day later with the suspension paper informing me that the company called him explaining how they think it was me who caused the damage. I’ve never had a write up and never had an employee performance improvement plan. Prior to the beginning of this year, I never even had one verbal and I started January of last year. Mind you, he’s a new manager as well. I go in today to sit down with him and I guess find out whether or not it actually was determined to be me at fault. I’ve been offered a job elsewhere already that I had applied to a week prior to any of this happening (I haven’t been content since becoming swing), but I haven’t received an offer letter, just a verbal acceptance. Any advice on how I should handle this meeting? I’m not sure if I should just quit given the circumstances or if I should try to hear out what will be said with the possibility of being fired. I would hate to allow that not thinking it’s fair reprimandation, but also to potentially place that on applications may hinder future job prospectives. An outsider’s opinion would be greatly appreciated.
It sounds like you’re on pretty thin ice there, even if the judgement goes in your favor. I’d be actively looking at other avenues. I fear your longevity at this company is in rather serious peril unless you cross every ‘t’ and dot every ‘i’ for the foreseeable future.
I do want to commend you in identifying the subject employee as being yourself however. It’s amazing the number of ding-dongs who come on here with similar tales of woe and swear they’re “only inquiring on behalf of another co-worker - really this isn’t about me. I always register with forums to fight other people’s battles”. So props for that and good luck to you.
You were shown the door and the place improved overnight.At FedEx, you are ALWAYS expendable. Anyone who thinks they are anything but a number to this "people" company is delusional. I saw SO many people tossed under the bus and fired for the slightest misdeed or mis-perception, especially if the customer is a big shipper.
Route 66 has it exactly right. Even if you get off the hook this time, you're on the radar. Better to move on to a better place, which isn't that hard these days.
You were shown the door and the place improved overnight.
Must be talking about Oldfart. I have him on ignore (life is good!) He thinks everyone who has quit FedEx was shown to the door and of course he's the only indispensable employee, so much that the DM got on his knees and begged him not to retire by giving him some charity suck route just so the company wouldn't lose such a recognizable talent.No. I left on my own terms and with an impeccable record.
Sure you did. Along with your 10 million $ portfolio.No. I left on my own terms and with an impeccable record.
At FedEx, you are ALWAYS expendable. Anyone who thinks they are anything but a number to this "people" company is delusional. I saw SO many people tossed under the bus and fired for the slightest misdeed or mis-perception, especially if the customer is a big shipper.
I’ve only seen people fired for doing stupid stuff, like falsification, not reporting accidents, roll away vehicle with an accident, porn on FedEx laptop, using nonrev account for personal shipping, etc.It's always nice to hear such stories from you when the rest of the board complains about coworkers who couldn't get fired if they made 3 SPH with a 100% late rate and then cursed out their dispatchers.
I’ve only seen people fired for doing stupid stuff, like falsification, not reporting accidents, roll away vehicle with an accident, porn on FedEx laptop, using nonrev account for personal shipping, etc.
So THAT'S were you've been working this past year.Yep. It's always funny to see the company portrayed as a corporate meat grinder with involuntary termination rates that rival that of a McDonald's in the bad part of town.
So THAT'S were you've been working this past year.
Unless it’s changed, all FedEx employees are permitted to have a non-rev account for personal shipping. It’s a fringe benefit.I’ve only seen people fired for...using nonrev account for personal shipping, etc.