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<blockquote data-quote="Conymous Aoward" data-source="post: 87075">&quot;Unionizing take all personal achievement out of it,&quot; you say.&nbsp; Then you quote the above.You desire to be consistent -- sounds like what a management person would want to do.&nbsp; Consistent can be,... consistently good, consistently bad, just consistently mediocre.&nbsp; Good for you.You desire to help your fellow man with fund-raisers -- I bet you salivate at United Way time!&nbsp; Interestingly, at UPS you are forced to give money.&nbsp; The moment you do, you no longer get any credit for it because the company takes all the accolade for the gift.&nbsp; Try not giving.&nbsp; You can get by with it until raise time, or you need a day off.Next, you list helping others and going the extra mile.&nbsp; Huh?&nbsp; Sounds like you just do your job -- that is what is expected of all of us as an employee.So, you list consistency, fund-raising, helping out, and going the extra mile as your Personal Achievement -- both at work and in your personal life.HUH?!&nbsp; What gives dude?&nbsp; How is any of that going to help you succeed without joining a union at UPS.&nbsp; How is any of this anthema to being part of a union?You sound like a guy who should be working at a small business doing good-works in your community.&nbsp; Please remember you work for a large corporation that the Wall Street Journal just listed as &quot;the Marine Corps of Corporate America.&quot;&nbsp; All Praise be to Personal Achievement!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Conymous Aoward, post: 87075"] "Unionizing take all personal achievement out of it," you say. Then you quote the above. You desire to be consistent -- sounds like what a management person would want to do. Consistent can be,... consistently good, consistently bad, just consistently mediocre. Good for you. You desire to help your fellow man with fund-raisers -- I bet you salivate at United Way time! Interestingly, at UPS you are forced to give money. The moment you do, you no longer get any credit for it because the company takes all the accolade for the gift. Try not giving. You can get by with it until raise time, or you need a day off. Next, you list helping others and going the extra mile. Huh? Sounds like you just do your job -- that is what is expected of all of us as an employee. So, you list consistency, fund-raising, helping out, and going the extra mile as your Personal Achievement -- both at work and in your personal life. HUH?! What gives dude? How is any of that going to help you succeed without joining a union at UPS. How is any of this anthema to being part of a union? You sound like a guy who should be working at a small business doing good-works in your community. Please remember you work for a large corporation that the Wall Street Journal just listed as "the Marine Corps of Corporate America." All Praise be to Personal Achievement! [/QUOTE]

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