Bub we’re just having fun with a newbie on this site. We respect the AG folks and their work ethic. It’s not an easy field to be in.
I HAVE NEVER discredited any UPS employee for what they have done, or what it takes to do it year round. I appreciate everyones work for when I get my deliveries. My main post was asking. When are UPS employees ok with PVDs? There are complaints of overwork during peak, but dont want PVDs to take hours from them..where is the balance?
That’s the price we paid to keep the job. You described what every senior driver has done or seen. It galls me too that a scab that works a few weeks acts entitled. Entitled to what? Nothing.
Speak for yourself
I understand that, that why im not trying to sling mud. If I didnt have the biz, I prob would drive full time
Most of us never wanted PVDs. we wanted the company to hire seasonal drivers deliver just like they always did. wearing browns and delivering out of package cars and rentals.
Amazon is always hiring
And the craziest part of all of it is, if you had a supervisor or management person, who actually gave a damn it was rare.
but someone else is able to make judgments on situations they are not qualified to make in my work enviroment?
You came to our house. We didn’t come to yours. Be respectful.
I worked many years without PVDs, how? Seasonal, casual drivers, that used brown trucks.
Please read previos posts, I own an ag biz. looking to fill time in the winter. tough to grow soybean in the snow
Start growing, soybean.
I did, just asking what the balance is to make route drivers happy from being overworked during peak
Hot towels, a massage and a happy ending would’ve been nice.
I told you what most of us think the balance should’ve been.
