UPS should reconsider Saturday ground delivery.

[Thebrownblob]

He was talking to me. Context. I understood every word.

I don’t think you understand anything because you’re in capable

 

[UnionStrong]

You’re rambling and it’s nonsense.

As usual.

 

[quad decade guy]

You’re rambling and it’s nonsense.

Maybe to you. Noting again, I wasn't talking to you!

 

[Integrity]

Serious answer. I don’t work Saturdays unless I choose to. And that is a very rare occurrence. So it is not about me but it is about our other brothers and sisters who are getting completely slaughtered. I don’t mind the company making money but not at the expense of peoples well being. In case you were unaware we are a union and it is incumbent upon us to care about our fellow union brothers and sisters. If you don’t, you may be the one in the idiot bubble.

During last contract negotiations, of which I was on our Local's negotiating committee, my Local Executive Board said at the beginning of negotiations that weekend operations is going to be a fact of life at UPS and there no reason why Full-Time Teamsters should not be doing the work wherever possible.

 

[Thebrownblob]

Maybe to you. Noting again, I wasn't talking to you!

Note again I am talking to you!

 

[Fido]

Had a supervisor right before I went on vacation during a pcm say word for word, “service to customers does not matter.” Noting that we need get off sooner.

 

[Whereistheunion]

Where are all of the packages going to come from?

Pulling surepost back to the UPS system.

 

[quad decade guy]

During last contract negotiations, of which I was on our Local's negotiating committee, my Local Executive Board said at the beginning of negotiations that weekend operations is going to be a fact of life at UPS and there no reason why Full-Time Teamsters should not be doing the work wherever possible.

I'm curious, did you take that message to your people? What did they have to say?

 

[quad decade guy]

Had a supervisor right before I went on vacation during a pcm say word for word, “service to customers does not matter.” Noting that we need get off sooner.

What context was this spoken? What prompted him to say such?

 

[burrheadd]

bullying

and this

and this

didn't call you Chief. It was directed at I've....he needed a finance and business tutorial.

You want the title of Mr. Hater and Bully? Noted.

Lmao

 

[burrheadd]

My old Kumeyaay girlfriend

What is this?

 

[542thruNthru]

What is this?

The Kumeyaay are the original natives of San Diego.

 

[Integrity]

I'm curious, did you take that message to your people? What did they have to say?

Yes. I was at the General Membership meeting prior to the start of negotiations. Our Executive board informed everyone there of this and the asked for a show of hands who wanted to work the weekends.

Not one person raised their hands, I would estimate the meeting was probably 85% Package Car Drivers.

Our Executive Board then promised that they were 100% committed to seeing that Full-Time Teamsters delivered the weekend packages. They were not interested in creating part-time weekend delivery jobs.

But they also recognized that current Full-Time package car drivers were clearly not interested in working weekends.

The primary issues for the drivers were excess overtime and harassment.

I informed all my guys about what transpired at the meeting. They were generally supportive of their plan.

IMO That is how the 22.4 jobs came about and that is why we felt the 22.4 was a win and not a concession.

IMO A concession would have been part-time weekend delivery jobs delivering the weekend work.

Sorry for writing a book.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Yes. I was at the General Membership meeting prior to the start of negotiations. Our Executive board informed everyone there of this and the asked for a show of hands who wanted to work the weekends.

Not one person raised their hands, I would estimate the meeting was probably 85% Package Car Drivers.

Our Executive Board then promised that they were 100% committed to seeing that Full-Time Teamsters delivered the weekend packages. They were not interested in creating part-time weekend delivery jobs.

But they also recognized that current Full-Time package car drivers were clearly not interested in working weekends.

The primary issues for the drivers were excess overtime and harassment.

I informed all my guys about what transpired at the meeting. They were generally supportive of their plan.

IMO That is how the 22.4 jobs came about and that is why we felt the 22.4 was a win and not a concession.

IMO A concession would have been part-time weekend delivery jobs delivering the weekend work.

Sorry for writing a book.

The 22.4 was one of the biggest concessions ever to this company

 

[Integrity]

The 22.4 was one of the biggest concessions ever to this company

I have to disagree.

I have to go but maybe we should advance this point of view in discussion later.

Enjoy your evening.

 

[One day at a time]

As a former air driver, I always like how they'd relax commit times arbitrarily for this or that reason.

You know how many customers I had yell at me for being later than usual because of that?

Keeping the customer happy. That's definitely what UPS wants. Lol

We have late air every day. Their solution is get rid of the comit times instead of getting the air on time. You just can’t make this stuff up.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I have to disagree.

I have to go but maybe we should advance this point of view in discussion later.

Enjoy your evening.

The company abused this language big time

 

[728ups]

The 22.4 was one of the biggest concessions ever to this company

I still cannot believe the Union brought this to the table

 

[NAHimGOOD]

The 22.4 was one of the biggest concessions ever to this company

Best contract evar

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I still cannot believe the Union brought this to the table

Look who was in office?
The same person that took Oz of the negotiation team