You would think so if they got caught. It usually involved a sprain or strain---something that was hard to disprove. We had one guy who I know missed probably a dozen peaks over his 30 years. Between Work Comp, an insurance policy he had he did fine financially. He even BS'ed his dad into thinking he was losing money so his dad would give him a couple hundred a week. He actually made more money NOT working. He was a real piece of work.
Why would you be delivering? Oh- that's right...
There’s this thing called retirement and it’s a pretty cool concept….might want to look into trying it sometime before you croak.
It doesn't even resemble the company I started with in the mid 80's. We recovered from the 1997 strike just fine.
Hey I guess they’re right. Senior citizens, although slow and dangerous behind the wheel can still serve a purpose.
I know, I know, it's as if, text messaging, phone calls, zoom meetings, webex, instant messaging dont exist.
These don't help with the free meals and drinks. They don't want to stay home and make their own sandwiches.
Maybe you’ve not actually done a lot of traveling for business, it sucks giant donkey balls.
Yes. I have worked for 7 companies before UPS. Traveling does suck. It sucks more after 9/11.
Well, then, why do you assume they look forward to it?
UPS has office (not talking about package center) in DC. Teamsters HQ is in DC.
Sure, but most of the negotiators don’t live there
Why do they need 100+ people from teamsters side?
I think in local 177, you get up to 6 months pension credit lifetime for disability . So 6 months or less over your life time and your pension won’t be affected.
Why not? The more people involved the better for future labor contracts. It’s how we learn. Experience.
ing stupid to lose all that money from a work stoppage over some part time concessions.
