It's "What's".So far I have seen:
Why is management allowed to post here?
Why is fedex allowed to post here
Why are retired UPSers allowed to post here?
Whats next?
It's "What's".So far I have seen:
Why is management allowed to post here?
Why is fedex allowed to post here
Why are retired UPSers allowed to post here?
Whats next?
No It's "wut"It's "What's".
Then in this case it would be "wut's".No It's "wut"
Only when Im drinking Old English 800Then in this case it would be "wut's".
I'mOnly when Im drinking Old English 800
Dick! LOL. Did I spell that,correctly?
No. That's "I've".Dick! LOL. Did I spell that,correctly?
Ceo doesn't have boobs
And you know this,how?Ceo doesn't have boobs
By a fedexer,how embarrassing!Hey everyone, I've has his own personal grammar coach!
Stop needin' it.By a fedexer,how embarrassing!
Relax it's going to get better.Get a life ,yall ruin ours enough
That's kneading...for I'veStop needin' it.
My first question is why do they have to let you go and my second question is( you guessed it) going to come after you answer my first question.I started working at UPS as a part-time package handler on August 19. Today I received a phone call from my full time supervisor saying they have to let me go. However, during the four months working at UPS, I was also attending college full time. This qualifies tuition reimbursement that links to UPS as a benefit to attract more college workers. In fact, I have been approved for the payment by EDCOR. The problem is it takes some time for the electronic wiring feed to arrive at UPS before they can deposit it to me. According to the EDCOR policy, the part time worker has to be in an active status at UPS from the beginning, to the end of the school term, and by the time the payment is made. I am wondering if it is legal for the UPS to lay me off right before I can receive my paycheck. thank you. Hegel
thanks for the replay.My first question is why do they have to let you go and my second question is( you guessed it) going to come after you answer my first question.