See, I told you Tim was popular. LOL Just kidding of course, glad to hear it went well. I hope they have pictures on the 804 website!
Unfair Production Standards
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See, I told you Tim was popular. LOL Just kidding of course, glad to hear it went well. I hope they have pictures on the 804 website!
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Bad Moon Risen'
Coworker brought up my sticker along with the TP60.
I proudly wore it while I loaded my PC.
108 stops, 150 parcels. Probably a 12 hour planned day.
Guess I showed them.
Maybe as management if you don't like your job go find a new one... seems like I've heard sups tell teamsters this before.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Just keep the money coming, I'll keep delivering safely and as efficiently as possiable with the tools and resources given.
brownIEman
Well-Known Member
Just keep the money coming, I'll keep delivering safely and as efficiently as possiable with the tools and resources given.
You seem to be satisfied with the current business model. You may find yourself at odds with many of your brothers and sisters who are not during the next contract issues conversations.
i was offered a sticker but didn't accept it. There are no production standards.
The union rep handing them out leans on a broom and hobnobs with management. During and outsdide of work hours. Bit of a joke.
I don't feel our management team felt any pressure from the stickers as, after our daily safety talk, they continued to slam production.
The union rep handing them out leans on a broom and hobnobs with management. During and outsdide of work hours. Bit of a joke.
I don't feel our management team felt any pressure from the stickers as, after our daily safety talk, they continued to slam production.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Oh, thanks for the neg. rep. Apparently you can only have one opinion to post under 'Union Issues" !!
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
UPS is in the business of making money, as am I. I just do what I'm told and do it safely, regardless of some fictitious number is handed down by someone somewhere. I seem to still get paid every week and don't have issues. As far as at odds with other union members, I think they are just looking for the same thing I am, fair days work for fair days pay. I guess the fact I refuse to acknowledge production standards over safety when I'm spoken to by management makes them leave me alone.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
menotyou
bella amicizia
Holy Crap! If I look quick, I thought Hoax had a picture of my local's president. A few more hamburgers and POP!That "Fat Cat" was not as fat as the Union guy in picture #4.
ORLY!?!
Master Loader
NO doubt about them union guys. They are either extremly fat or have facial hair, or both, mostly both. The guy who handed me my sticker was ENORMOUS, no facial hair though, if that helps... Which only signifies to me that these people really have no idea what a hard days work really is, nor have ever done one.
To have one of those types talk to others that know about it is just a ignorant moment.
To have one of those types talk to others that know about it is just a ignorant moment.
UnconTROLLed
perfection
lol!!! over the years when I see a steward who can barely move nevermind load or sort, I know he can get the steward part of the job done the best.
ORLY!?!
Master Loader
lol!!! over the years when I see a steward who can barely move nevermind load or sort, I know he can get the steward part of the job done the best.
Amen. These guys are also kept away from the real work, thus kept away from all the real problems.
At my center my full time management were having a fit. They had "HR" walking around like the gestapo to see who was wearing the stickers. And they also threaten to write people up who were wearing the sticker. I'm no lawyer, but doesn't this trample all over people's freedom of speech, especially since UPS has no dress code for hub workers? I've seen people wearing just right down offensive shirts, and UPS says nothing. Yet a little sticker that teases their acronym and they're almost brought to tears.
One funny bit was that some of the part time sups wore the stickers after they got off from work.
One funny bit was that some of the part time sups wore the stickers after they got off from work.
At my center my full time management were having a fit. They had "HR" walking around like the gestapo to see who was wearing the stickers. And they also threaten to write people up who were wearing the sticker. I'm no lawyer, but doesn't this trample all over people's freedom of speech, especially since UPS has no dress code for hub workers? I've seen people wearing just right down offensive shirts, and UPS says nothing. Yet a little sticker that teases their acronym and they're almost brought to tears.
One funny bit was that some of the part time sups wore the stickers after they got off from work.
Now THAT'S funny! Our own pt sup was complaining today about the unfair production standards. Poor guy just doesn't even care any more.
The Blackadder
Are you not amused?
That "Fat Cat" was not as fat as the Union guy in picture #4.
Wow that union leader is so big he could be part of my very hard working mgmt. team. They work very hard at eating. LOL>.
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