Going on 5 years. I believe this will be my third year ft. Mid 30s. Very green I know.
Should I become a on car supervisor
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Going on 5 years. I believe this will be my third year ft. Mid 30s. Very green I know.
These remarks really do not mean much to me. When I first got hired on every other guy in the center told me I'd quit in a few months. 6 months in I was a tcd They where still on the belt loading. Scared to drive I assume.
upsbeernut
Sometimes i feel like a nut sometimes i dont
I too are seeing and talking to some of the sups , they are looking for other jobs and if your hired now no pension included in they're salary. For that said 3 drivers during the worst peak ever didn't make it to dec 15 th. They were training them on a real confusing route
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Well you guys have helped me make up my mind. Tomorrow I'm opting back into 9.5 and if I get any flack I will tighten up on my methods and make safety my first priority. I am also going to start filing grievances on the supervisors handling packages. I usually arrive a hour early to look over my car so this will make up for me having to correct my load. Well it will until the supervisors either make the loader do his job correctly or they quit doing hourly employees jobs. I'm excited to go to work tomorrow
oh great another guy who donates a free hour to the company. Do you skip your lunch too?
1989
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See, that is how hard up they are for mgmt.
I agree. I declined because I would never move up
Oh hell no. 12-1 everyday for me. I do not care how heavy I am. If it isn't going to get done that's up to the supervisors to come get them stops or get my pickups
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Oh hell no. 12-1 everyday for me. I do not care how heavy I am. If it isn't going to get done that's up to the supervisors to come get them stops or get my pickups
You should have the same attitude towards the hour you are donatingvto massaging your load before your start time. You might end up liking the job better if you either work one hour less or end up with an hour's extra pay every day.
I agree with you. I just really dislike what my body feels like every night. And in the summer in the rear of the car it's like 120 degrees.
Re-Raise
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A couple making a quarter mill a year is pretty rare. If you did it right investing, you guys should easily be multi-millionaires after 25 years together.
And honestly If I didn't fix my load I would be out 2 hours longer Bc of all searching I'd do throughout the first few hours of work
What'dyabringmetoday???
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I am "emotionally" ready a while ago. Lol. Good for you Daddy Warbucks. Lol.
jaker
trolling
The more you post the more you sound like you need to go management
The bad is you got a very jaded view of what being a sup is, but it might not matter you might have the needs to be a sup since you are complaining already with only two years in
What'dyabringmetoday???
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But Dragon offered advice on the Internet also. Lol.
MC4YOU2
Wherever I see Trump, it smells like he's Putin.
My last Oncar who quit UPS (there were 3) started as a preloader, then PDS, then Oncar, because he didn't want to wait for a driver job to open up. He was Oncar for 4 years, then became increasingly discouraged due to not having his ideas taken seriously.
The DM's don't usually want any suggestions from a lowly center manager or Oncar. Just yes men.
He finally quit in disgust, like the other two, when he found out there was no way to return to driving. He returned to college, trained for a different career, and started over financially. It's not an uncommon story.
The second guy was told he was being required to relocate (as a 17 year employee) and he refused. He purchased a sandwich shop and started over financially.
The third guy was sent to Alaska as a way of saying "thank you for speaking your mind" too often. He now enjoys a satisfying career in real estate. He started over financially.
As a bonus, a 4th guy, who went from car wash, to driver, to Oncar then center manager, was transferred to one the toughest centers in CA. Compton, I think? He now works for FedEx.
Sure, they know how to pick leaders out of the crowd. We've all seen how well they know how to pick them.
What'dyabringmetoday???
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And this Dragon is certainly a center manager- it says so there under his picture. Lol.
He has the attitude of one.
What'dyabringmetoday???
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Pssst- don't tell your friend Dragon that. Lol.
Re-Raise
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I don't know a single full-time employee at UPS who couldn't tell you the exact month and year that they gained seniority. It is too important for vacation selection or bidding routes. The fact that you "believe" this will be your third year ft, makes me now question your whole story.
What'dyabringmetoday???
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Lol.Oh hell no. 12-1 everyday for me. I do not care how heavy I am. If it isn't going to get done that's up to the supervisors to come get them stops or get my pickups
