What reason do they give to go straight to suspension? Serious service incident?Miss service and here its a three day suspension.
On call driver took cach night load to earmo missed service so three day suspension. I git written up for standing on tractor step with it running. Pull key procedure. Just being dicks now.What reason do they give to go straight to suspension? Serious service incident?
Yeah they are looking for reasons to justify their own jobs at this point. Can't blame them, working from home for covid made everyone realize we had too many sups.On call driver took cach night load to earmo missed service so three day suspension. I git written up for standing on tractor step with it running. Pull key procedure. Just being dicks now.
It’s actually Just like package. If they like you and you burn jobs up they won’t do a thing. If you stand up for yourself and don’t do them favors there will definitely be discipline involved.It's feeder...seen guys pull loads to other locations and have nothing happen to them. It was always a running joke when you miss one nda in package they are raking you over the coals..in feeder you miss 1500 pieces and they just tell you not to do that again. Damn double standards. OP, check the trailer numbers 2 or 3 times before you leave and read it out loud to yourself while checking the paperwork. SOMETIMES THESE PART TIME SUPS GET TRAILER NUMBERS AND PAPERWORK MIXED UP. You have to check stuff closely just for that reason alone. Nothing is going to happen to you....seriously.
I was on a route that normally takes a bypass load up to a hub Monday through Friday. Here's the thing Monday through Thursday is one hub, but on Friday I suppose to bring it to a different hub but I just didn't double check I have to take this load up to a different hub so I took it to the hub that I went these days instead. I dropped and left. On my way back they called me asked where did I dropped my load, by that time I realized I was at the wrong building. They said they gonna move it and probably will let my supervise know. So I called my supervisor in advance let he know what I did, I explained everything and said he understands will talk to me on Monday. Will I get a warning letter of this or I will got fire?
How'd you get into feeders is what we need to know. Shiet happens ,, you'll probably get a good talking to ,, don't sweat itI don't know the rules how would I know?
If you don't think feeder does what it wants and sweeps things under the rug then you've never worked in that dept. I've seen pos drivers get away with things that would never fly in package....sure it's still an ups dept but to say that it's anywhere close to pkg is a huge stretch.It’s actually Just like package. If they like you and you burn jobs up they won’t do a thing. If you stand up for yourself and don’t do them favors there will definitely be discipline involved.
Perfect example and it 100% holds true in feeders as well. Don’t get it twisted. When I was in package I had a 50 piece ground bulk stop on the truck. Got to my last NDA stop and could not find the package. Had no choice but to go dump the bulk to clean things out. After I did that I found the NDA buried in RDL. The next thing I did was drive right to the stop and delivered it. I was in the office the next day and they were flipping out. “I’m never going to hear the end of you doing that ground stop before a NDA, blah blah blah”
The same exact day a runner gunner was trying to mix ground with air to burn the route to the ground. Miscalculated and had 7 late NDA. Never even got called in the office. My steward told me that one. Believe me if they don’t like this driver, he’ll hear about it.
I didn’t say that. I said it’s on a case by case basis just like package and it all depends on who the driver is. To make a sweeping statement like a previous poster did stating nothing will happen you’ll be fine is clueless.If you don't think feeder does what it wants and sweeps things under the rug then you've never worked in that dept. I've seen pos drivers get away with things that would never fly in package....sure it's still an ups dept but to say that it's anywhere close to pkg is a huge stretch.
I didn’t say that. I said it’s on a case by case basis just like package and it all depends on who the driver is. To make a sweeping statement like a previous poster did stating nothing will happen you’ll be fine is clueless.
Weak local union brother.What reason do they give to go straight to suspension? Serious service incident?
Copy that DaveI didn’t say that. I said it’s on a case by case basis just like package and it all depends on who the driver is. To make a sweeping statement like a previous poster did stating nothing will happen you’ll be fine is clueless.
Dave lololCopy that Dave
You will soon learn them.I don't know the rules how would I know?
705? 710?On call driver took cach night load to earmo missed service so three day suspension. I git written up for standing on tractor step with it running. Pull key procedure. Just being dicks now.
710705? 710?