UPS, DUI, UNION, PANEL

[silenze]

He should have transferred to an inside job as soon as he got the ticket. They cant terminate until you are convicted.

 

[I have been lurking]

Guy should probably eat a 12ga round.

A bit harsh

 

[BigUnionGuy]

One of my buddys got a DUI last year and UPS made him join SAP program and he just got a second DUI this year. Both off the job. He was terminated and has to go to panel in Dec. Has anyone had to go through this? What should he expect at panel?

Hope you enjoyed your time @ UPS

He should have transferred to an inside job as soon as he got the ticket. They cant terminate until you are convicted.

Wow.... and people believe this stupid .


Read Article 35 of the NMA

 

[DELACROIX]

Hope you enjoyed your time @ UPS



Wow.... and people believe this stupid .


Read Article 35 of the NMA

He is way too “heavy he ain’t my Brother “...

 

[john chesney]

Why would anybody other than a driver be going to panel over a dui he got “off the job”

You usually lose your license for a period of time. The call it at the panel one bite of the apple. He is done

 

[Keeping SAHM Satisfied]

One of my buddys got a DUI last year and UPS made him join SAP program and he just got a second DUI this year. Both off the job. He was terminated and has to go to panel in Dec. Has anyone had to go through this? What should he expect at panel?

Hopefully he seeks professional alcohol treatment.
He clearly has a problem.

 

[HavenoEDD]

forget the job…multiple dui tells me the guys got more problems than holding a job:

 

[PACNW]

It's strictly a mercy case. There is no language or compelling case the union can make the will WIN him his job back. He'd have to be completely honest, already have completed an in patient program before panels, and have an impeccable discipline record. It would also depend on what other cases are being heard at panels at that time. In theory if the rep wanted to go out on a limb, he could trade a couple of lost cause cases (theft usually) to try to save your friend. Even with all that, it would still be highly unlikely he gets his job back.

 

[Integrity]

One of my buddys got a DUI last year and UPS made him join SAP program and he just got a second DUI this year. Both off the job. He was terminated and has to go to panel in Dec. Has anyone had to go through this? What should he expect at panel?

Has your “buddy” admitted he needs to stop drinking, assuming that the substance of choice?

 

[Turdferguson]

Hopefully he seeks professional alcohol treatment.
He clearly has a problem.

And you wonder why you got banned with inflammatory posts like this

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

And you wonder why you got banned with inflammatory posts like this

The jealousy is oozing out of you

 

[Turdferguson]

The jealousies is oozing out of you

If I knew what that word you were trying to type was I may have gotten upset by that post, drinking and posting in a thread about someone who gets fired for being a filthy disgusting alcoholic

 

[Wally]

He's gone. Thats pretty stupid to get a second DUI

 

[BigUnionGuy]

If I knew what that word you were trying to type was I may have gotten upset by that post, drinking and posting in a thread about someone who gets fired for being a filthy disgusting alcoholic
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There is a big difference between drunk posting on an Internet forum (from the safety of your own home)

And getting popped for 2 DUI's by law enforcement within a year....

 

[BigUnionGuy]

It's strictly a mercy case. There is no language or compelling case the union can make the will WIN him his job back. He'd have to be completely honest, already have completed an in patient program before panels, and have an impeccable discipline record.

Beg for mercy all you want.... the Panel will follow the language.

It would also depend on what other cases are being heard at panels at that time.

BS.

Every case is heard, and based on its own merits.

In theory if the rep wanted to go out on a limb, he could trade a couple of lost cause cases (theft usually) to try to save your friend.

Absolute BS.

Even with all that, it would still be highly unlikely he gets his job back.

He's done.

And that's the way it is.... contractually.


-Bug-

 

[UnionStrong]

3 college kids got killed in Az last month by a drunk going the wrong way on a highway. Lock em up.

 

[Turdferguson]

There is a big difference between drunk posting on an Internet forum (from the safety of your own home)

And getting popped for 2 DUI's by law enforcement within a year....

Climb off your soapbox Francis, it was a joke

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Climb off your soapbox Francis, it was a joke