The ship is sinking.... how many missed?
Coldworld
60 months and counting
Who cares about a PDS... you all put a 9.5 in and watch them start hyperventilating and pee all over themselves..
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
To hell there aren't. Someone comes and takes all of ours on Fridays.
Coldworld
60 months and counting
That’s what the company gets by using coyote gypos... they are all pretty much your typical looking tattered group of drivers...
dookie stain
Cornfed whiteboy
Looks like you had your first real day at UPS! Congratulations bud!
Rick Ross
I'm into distribution!!
How would that help if he didn't read the paperwork?
I've heard our dispatch change end locations for a contractor 3 times in 5 minutes. It wouldn't surprise me if he went where he was told and ups screwed up.
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
Bite your tongue sir. UPS doesn't screw up. They merely make changes to existing condition.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Faceplanted
Well-Known Member
Maple Grove MN Driver
Cocaine Mang!
Do you get a bonus or bigger raise for running and gunning?
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
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el blanco
Guest
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Make sure no one sees you before you punch out?
35years
Gravy route
Can't be true, UPS said we were all caught up last week.
UPS announced today (again) we are all caught up...
UPS Says Deliveries Are Back to Normal After Shopping Surge
Transit times are back to normal, the world’s largest courier said in a statementWednesday. Steve Gaut, a spokesman for UPS, said delivery performance improved last week from the week before. He disputed a report from a prominent research firm, which said UPS’s on-time rate had worsened in the company’s vast ground network.
“We’re in a position to complete the peak season satisfying our customers,” Gaut said.
UPS is under scrutiny from investors as it processes record demand for deliveries during this year’s holiday season, a time when the daily package volume doubles. The Atlanta-based company sent special teams to hubs around the country to contend with soaring demand that created what Gaut called a “bubble” in its network after Black Friday.
The bubble has now dissipated, Gaut said. But ShipMatrix, a research firm that studies the performance of couriers, found that last week the company’s ground network delivered 91.5 percent of its packages on time, down from 94.4 percent the previous week.
Wow, this is what he calls satisfying our customers.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Our center is 100% clean going in to today. We are working Saturday to take the pressure off of next Tuesday, which is supposed to be Peak Day. As of now we are not working on the 23rd-----the reason being the 22nd is a regular work day, as is the 26th.
I can't believe what a clown you are jumping thru hoops for these guys.
I'm clueless, but in a different way than you, in why you do what you do for UPS.
I can assure you that many of your past and present sups over the years have to be coffee clutching in the morning meetings and bringing you up laughing and saying what a runner and pushover we have here.
Can't be true, UPS said we were all caught up last week.
UPS announced today (again) we are all caught up...
I'm about to leave my house an hour late because our normal 9 AM start time is now 10. Three major areas in Texas, Florida, and Atlanta were hardest hit. We were rolling 30 loads a day for a week in a small Hub with maybe 200 peak routes. We were short of drivers all year and peak hiring was late. Very poor planning locally, the Summer Planning meeting was a joke from what I have heard by people there. My hub runs three Sorts and the Midnight not getting through so the Preload can start on time has been a major problem.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
We were clean until it snowed yesterday.
