memberoflocal61
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Im leaning more towards your route got cut , so you were laid off but either way a day off is always good, congrats and thanks
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memberoflocal61,
There have been numerous decisions, from the National Panel in regards to tattoos.
Your Local knows this.... And the panel that heard your case, certainly does.
I understand you think its unfair.... but, there is a lot of history on the subject.
If you feel like making some lawyers boat payments.... there is that route.
Your Local BA can show you the National Panel Decisions.... Some of which are
from the same time period, as the case with the "corn rows" you mentioned.
-Bug-
That i should be like every other tattooed employee and be able to COVER them and drive
Obviously you want your cake and eat it too since you couldn't answer a simple question. When your tattoos fade and wrinkle and you're collecting a PT pension I hope you don't have any regrets.That i should be like every other tattooed employee and be able to COVER them and drive
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Is that because only you can see it?Tattoo threads never get old. I busted out loud
after seeing this:
Is that because only you can see it?
The labor guys from UPS said no to the fulltime from the getgo, and have always been the ones fighting to keep it a no
Stop complaining already. They're not going to let you drive. Yes, you can cover them up, but if UPS will not allow you to go driving, there's no reason to cover them up. Your preload co workers won't be easily offended.
Before i went driving I had a beard, which (to meet appearance standards) I had to shave off completely. I didn't piss a bitch, I grew up, shaved it off and have been driving since.
Remove your tats and try again.
Just like one day your skin is gonna wrinkle and fade..happens with ageObviously you want your cake and eat it too since you couldn't answer a simple question. When your tattoos fade and wrinkle and you're collecting a PT pension I hope you don't have any regrets.
I feel for OP. How many hundreds, probably thousands drivers go out on route everyday with visible tattoos? In my building we have a handful of guys with neck tattoos which seems worse than hand tattoos, but also a dozen guys with hand and knuckle tattoos go out not covered up at all. Plenty of guys with calf tattoos and some with full sleeves. No one bats an eye, they were hired and made their 30 days with these tattoos, uncovered.
That being said...OP you do come across as a bit of a jerk, but I would too in your situation. You came here for help and hope and answers, some people have already given you some good advice but you are getting quite a nasty backlash that can't be easy to read. You are clearly very hungry to go driving and that sucks that you aren't getting that chance when so many people in different locals across the country have achieved what you want a shot at.
I don't know what your building is like, but over here the babyboomers are retiring faster than they can fill the seats. Guys with barely 1 year with the company are making seniority as FT cover drivers. Who knows maybe they will change their mindsifwhen staffing goes to hell...good luck and try not let the anger and frustration consume you.
Words of wisdom from the Great Cornholio! lolSince you already went through the grievance process than you ultimately have to make your own decision. Life is full of tough decisions. Either have the tats removed or not go driving. Not everybody can have their cake and eat it too. What's more important to you, the tats or driving?