novadriver
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So the suspension letter, does it say when I'm suspended or what?
Suspension Letters Come Certified Mail?
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Catatonic
Nine Lives
Another example of selling your soul.
They send our warning letters out registered mail. Called in off to get mine.
Got it dropped...lol
Got it dropped...lol
PT Car Washer
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UPS will have two supervisors give the letter to you in person the next time you come in for work.
Notretiredyet
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Denying receipt isn't gonna help the problem, filing a grievance might. It will also put the suspension on hold till grievance is heard. Talk with your steward and/or BA about filing on this ASAP.
And file some harassment grievances in the mean time.....leverage.
novadriver
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I filed grievance same day, steward said just put unjust suspension under article 37 i think it was. Should I have elaborated?
Nope... Less is better.
Overpaid Union Thug
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Yes you can. I do it whenever I screw up and hit the wrong button. Its been a while though.
The only thing you can do is void the packages and then resheet them as a duplicate stop which is what they were telling us to do for a while in that situation, until they decided that was dishonest and started giving warning letters for doing that to the same people who had been told to do it that way.... Really your best move is to just call the center when you make a mistake and ask them what they want you to do.
BrownArmy
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Void the package and resheet, never had a problem in my center.
In fact, one or the other busy-body in the office will send a message saying to do just that.
If it's EC it really shouldn't matter one way or another, but you know, damned if you do what they tell you, damned if you do what the other person tells you.
In fact, one or the other busy-body in the office will send a message saying to do just that.
If it's EC it really shouldn't matter one way or another, but you know, damned if you do what they tell you, damned if you do what the other person tells you.
Notretiredyet
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If grievance has been filed letter in mail is just a formality. Go to work on your next scheduled day. Suspension on hold till results of hearing, call BA and make sure grievance has been filed. You should have been given a copy at time of filing, at least in this area.
Lead Belly
BANNED
Yes
Overpaid Union Thug
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No need to call the center. Our sups would rather us correct an honest mistake than have to answer for a bogus late saver. With telematics and GPS it would be silly to discipline a driver in that situation. Its the ones that void and edit to hide (defraud) an actual late saver that need to worry.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I had a missed scan for our local MBE store yesterday. When I went back for the pickup I asked them to check their log to see if I had delivered it, which I had. When I went to sheet it using Find BC I was surprised when I went to complete the stop I was asked for the reason for the late air (it was a saver). While it would have been tempting to have edited the stop and closed it out as residential to avoid the late I did the right thing and closed it out as commercial and then sent a message letting them know what happened.
Yes, you can fix it. You have to go back in through edit, write down the whole tracking number, re enter it in board, get it resigned, then hit resi, void the other.
Yeah, that's we thought after we were told in a pcm to use void/resheet to fix that specific problem. One year later, different center manager, and a driver gets a warning letter for doing that because apparently it raises a red flag in the system. I mean if you're comfortable doing it that way you're probably OK, you know your own center and how they operate and yeah 9 times out of 10 we would call it in and they would tell us to void/resheet. I just got to the point where I stopped making my own decisions about stuff like that, anytime I made an honest mistake I would call the center and say 'What do ya want me to do here?".
Nope comes up as misdelivery. Can't even make an accidental mistake. Even my Sup doesn't agree with that one.
Sign for the letter and accept it, then you'll know.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
True, but if you know you made such a mistake you can send a DIAD message into the office informing them of that fact.
