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<blockquote data-quote="cinamingrl" data-source="post: 79234" data-attributes="member: 407">When I was losing my job, I was never even given the &quot;list&quot; on UPS&#039; Intranet from my Supe (bitch)! The manager in Security let me have the link. My own manager and supervisor could not even help me! I had to see my job taken on &quot;the list&quot;, far before I was actually displaced. When I got to chose on the day my time came, there were a few open jobs way down south near the Mexican border. And they were less hours. I was told that if I took one of those (which I was not gonna do) that I&#039;d have my new job &quot;red circled&quot; and I&#039;d never get a raise. And then if I turned down those jobs, I&#039;d get even more money in my severence package. I called an old &quot;friend&quot; who is a supervisor at UPS. Since I&#039;ve left there I&#039;ve realized how much of a &quot;friend&quot; he really was. When I told him about the TSG layoffs he said to me in a very irritating tone &quot;why are you keeping tabs on what&#039;s going on at UPS?&quot; HE&#039;s actually become very rude to me. Funny how when I worked in HR everybody wants to be my friend, but now that I&#039;m gone, I may as well be dead to everybody who used to want to be my friend.I now have a very good job as a librarian at a medical college. And my manager is nice. And I work in a very good environment. I am so glad that I left the brown poop-hole called UPS. To everyone who is going thru this horrible experience;&nbsp; Rememeber, there is a way out, just get the heck out of that place and never look back. There are other jobs out there that are much better than UPS. Take the money and run!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cinamingrl, post: 79234, member: 407"] When I was losing my job, I was never even given the "list" on UPS' Intranet from my Supe (bitch)! The manager in Security let me have the link. [i]My own manager and supervisor could not even help me![/i] I had to see my job taken on "the list", far before I was actually displaced. When I got to chose on the day my time came, there were a few open jobs way down south near the Mexican border. And they were less hours. I was told that if I took one of those (which I was not gonna do) that I'd have my new job "red circled" and I'd never get a raise. And then if I turned down those jobs, I'd get even more money in my severence package. I called an old "friend" who is a supervisor at UPS. Since I've left there I've realized how much of a "friend" he really was. When I told him about the TSG layoffs he said to me in a very irritating tone "why are you keeping tabs on what's going on at UPS?" HE's actually become very rude to me. Funny how when I worked in HR everybody wants to be my friend, but now that I'm gone, I may as well be dead to everybody who used to want to be my friend. I now have a very good job as a librarian at a medical college. And my manager is nice. And I work in a very good environment. I am so glad that I left the brown poop-hole called UPS. To everyone who is going thru this horrible experience; Rememeber, there is a way out, just get the heck out of that place and never look back. There are other jobs out there that are much better than UPS. Take the money and run! [/QUOTE]

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