HarryWarden
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Sounds like you need a better work ethic then, you sound lazy to me. Why not work full time and get double the hours hence double the pay check?But if ups paid PT workers $41 hr, I would not have went FT
Sounds like you need a better work ethic then, you sound lazy to me. Why not work full time and get double the hours hence double the pay check?But if ups paid PT workers $41 hr, I would not have went FT
It's not exactly the same point because as I clearly stated, the drivers were all working the same amount of hours whether on the list or not.It’s exactly the same point. People on here are arguing if you work longer hours you deserve a higher hourly rate, even if you’re doing the same work
You need your head checked for putting so much energy into worrying about long time part time union workers making more money. You sound like a sad and bitter person, and you’re worried about the wrong peopleSeriously and I need my head checked for letting it go on this long.
I’m taking about principal. Not your scenarioIt's not exactly the same point because as I clearly stated, the drivers were all working the same amount of hours whether on the list or not.
Using a computer for address corrections etc. is a skilled part time pre-load job.The other jobs are not skilled jobs, it’s other part time jobs, like unloading
!982 and preload and skilled started at $9/hr with yearly contractual raises. I never believed 30 years later it would be the same starting wage with a 4 year progression to what? $10/hr?.Funny, because other people are saying the opposite, that there would be no full time jobs because there would be no incentive
Also, starting pay for a loader in 1980 was $8.50 an hour. Starting pay for a loader in 2012 was $8.50
After inflation, 80’s starting pay was about $25 an hour. Funny how they made it work back then
No more skilled then learning zip codes for picking off. You’re reachingUsing a computer for address corrections etc. is a skilled part time pre-load job.
Preload used to be a skilled job. Not anymore and an address correction clerk is unskilled.Using a computer for address corrections etc. is a skilled part time pre-load job.
Yup. Starting wage in 2010 for a loader was $8.50 an hour!982 and preload and skilled started at $9/hr with yearly contractual raises. I never believed 30 years later it would be the same starting wage with a 4 year progression to what? $10/hr?.
Some of you people are 20 years behind the times at being PT at UPS.Using a computer for address corrections etc. is a skilled part time pre-load job.
Ironically too because 20 years ago a part time wage went a LOT farther than it does today.Some of you people are 20 years behind the times at being PT at UPS.
Got a $.50/hr raise for supporting the 1997 strike. While delivery drivers that crossed got how much?Yup. Starting wage in 2010 for a loader was $8.50 an hour
No, no, not at all. I’m not liberal. No, I would choose the part time because I could assume a little more risk making that much money and I would attempt to open my own business. Something I would enjoy for a change, and that I could hand down to my children if they wanted.Because you are lazy?
And 45 years ago it went a lot further then $16/hr today does.Ironically too because 20 years ago a part time wage went a LOT farther than it does today.
It would take full time jobs away from other businesses and ups because some people who get a FT job here don’t really need that much money but want the benefits and pension. If you could get those only working PT and make on money, why not? It would take away from businesses who pay 15-20hr because they wouldn’t have to work full time hours to make same amount of moneyFunny, because other people are saying the opposite, that there would be no full time jobs because there would be no incentive
Also, starting pay for a loader in 1980 was $8.50 an hour. Starting pay for a loader in 2012 was $8.50
After inflation, 80’s starting pay was about $25 an hour. Funny how they made it work back then
So why exactly are you trying so hard to stop that from happening? Oh yeah, because you’re the type of person who has to remind everyone constantly you’re not a liberal, in nearly every comment and even in your freaking username, so of course your the person who would vote against their own self interests. Cut your nose to spite your face, as they sayNo, no, not at all. I’m not liberal. No, I would choose the part time because I could assume a little more risk making that much money and I would attempt to open my own business. Something I would enjoy for a change, and that I could hand down to my children if they wanted.
You couldn’t walk in my shoes! I’d work your liberal ass into the ground! Btw who works full time and who works part time?Sounds like you need a better work ethic then, you sound lazy to me. Why not work full time and get double the hours hence double the pay check?
News flash buddy, you get benefits and a pension working part time alsoIt would take full time jobs away from other businesses and ups because some people who get a FT job here don’t really need that much money but want the benefits and pension. If you could get those only working PT and make on money, why not? It would take away from businesses who pay 15-20hr because they wouldn’t have to work full time hours to make same amount of money
Only reason I couldn’t walk in your shoes is because their size 20 and red and white stripes, AKA you’re a clownYou couldn’t walk in my shoes! I’d work your liberal ass into the ground! Btw who works full time and who works part time?
Interesting theory. Nothing to back it up.It would take full time jobs away from other businesses and ups because some people who get a FT job here don’t really need that much money but want the benefits and pension. If you could get those only working PT and make on money, why not? It would take away from businesses who pay 15-20hr because they wouldn’t have to work full time hours to make same amount of money