VSAP 2023

[DELACROIX]

I'm hearing one week for every year, 6mos insurance premium, remaining vacation for the year cashed out, placement/resume assistance.

I am guessing that nothing official has come down from Corporate yet. If they do eliminate these positions will they be offering any transfers to other areas, for example into operations or other parts of the nation?

What is your personal opinion on whether there will going to be any regional realignments or consolidations or early retirement incentives like before?

I know a few high seniority supervisions and managers that will leave in a heartbeat if given a reasonable offer, unfortunately most of them are in operations.

The timetable would probably be set after the 2023 Contract once that dust settles. The increased volume and revenue associated with COVID-19 is over, still the future of every courier is bright. People have gotten comfortable ordering on line and considering the growth of these massive Amazon warehouses under construction that will not change.

 

[burrheadd]

I am guessing that nothing official has come down from Corporate yet. If they do eliminate these positions will they be offering any transfers to other areas, for example into operations or other parts of the nation?

What is your personal opinion on whether there will going to be any regional realignments or consolidations or early retirement incentives like before?

I know a few high seniority supervisions and managers that will leave in a heartbeat if given a reasonable offer, unfortunately most of them are in operations.

The timetable would probably be set after the 2023 Contract once that dust settles. The increased volume and revenue associated with COVID-19 is over, still the future of every courier is bright. People have gotten comfortable ordering on line and considering the growth of these massive Amazon warehouses under construction that will not change.

Ups doesn’t have
Couriers never have
Why would you call them this

 

[CHEMA-DELMA]

Ups doesn’t have
Couriers never have
Why would you call them this

I heard they had over 900 in the Corporate Procurement group, they hit them in March. I knew a few guys that were eligible for retirement 3 years ago but were just hanging around collecting a paycheck. Got 6 months pay to leave. So many people at the Corporate office had such easy jobs making big bucks were sucking on the tit. Made me sick when working there and those same leaches got paid to leave. Makes no sense.

 

[elbrownupser]

Offer: 3 months base salary, 1 week for every year of service. 6 months of insurance. You can reapply to UPS after 12 months.

 

[burrheadd]

Offer: 3 months base salary, 1 week for every year of service. 6 months of insurance. You can reapply to UPS after 12 months.

Hey, they always need pre loaders
Lmao

 

[DELACROIX]

Ups doesn’t have
Couriers never have
Why would you call them this

OKAY.. Common Carriers…my bad..

 

[burrheadd]

OKAY.. Common Carriers…my bad..

You must be new here lemme help you out
Package car drivers

 

[DELACROIX]

Offer: 3 months base salary, 1 week for every year of service. 6 months of insurance. You can reapply to UPS after 12 months.

Hey, they always need pre loaders
Lmao

I can’t imagine not too many will be reapplying after 12 months once their medical coverages are canceled.

 

[burrheadd]

I can’t imagine not too many will be reapplying after 12 months once their medical coverages are canceled.

If they come back as a preloader they won’t have to pay for insurance like they do now
Thanks Teamsters

 

[DELACROIX]

If they come back as a preloader they won’t have to pay for insurance like they do now
Thanks Teamsters

After 9 ( Months )....

 

[burrheadd]

After 9 ( Months )....

Oh well

 

[JR Ewing]

Oh well

True that

 

[UPSBD]

Offer: 3 months base salary, 1 week for every year of service. 6 months of insurance. You can reapply to UPS after 12 months.

Did you receive an offer? I know everyone in marketing VP down received one. Wondering which other functions?

 

[YourMissingCallTag]

Hey, they always need pre loaders
Lmao

That’s easier than learning how to code

 

[elbrownupser]

Did you receive an offer? I know everyone in marketing VP down received one. Wondering which other functions?

Yes, IE

 

[no_map_needed]

Does this mean goodbye?

 

[johnbuck]

Yes, IE

Are you in corporate IE? I am in transportation IE in one of the COEs.

I received an offer in 2020 but not this time around. I would properly take it this time

 

[dudebro]

The rumor mill (the ubiquitous, anonymous "they") say that as long as IE/IT are finding and delivering on cost savings measures, they're not being considered for now. Doesn't mean that can't change in a minute though.

 

[Whatthewhat]

Any updates on the VSAP? thoughts on what departments will be next?

 

[burrheadd]

that as long as IE/IT are finding and delivering on cost savings measures, they're not being considered for now.

Lmao you got to be kidding I stepped over many dollars whilst saving many nickels following IE instructions