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42 is def pushing it. Are you in shape? It’s a big risk. There’s people I know that left FedEx after like 10 years to go to ups and didn’t even make it through class to even drive.
The opposite here. Couple days before Xmas guys will just stop showing up.This will be one of what I'm guessing will be many stories again this peak season about how "I was hired as a driver" and promised this or that, only to find out it wasn't true. Too bad we don't have an archivist or historian on here that can pull up some of the "classic" threads/posts from previous years.
I dont have to beg for My job back but how can they do this to people? Another person today left the post office with 15 years in to take this position.
Don't sweat the age. I'm 44 and I just scratched 5 times in 6 days from days 20 to 26 and I beat it by an hour on average; they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job. If you hit the gym, it is no sweat, let your muscles "do the work" and not your joints. It's hardcore work trying to scratch, but this is exactly for me, it is a prescription for me. Lost weight, zero anxieties, blood pressure problems r nonexistent.
5 minutes into a career. Love the enthusiasm.Don't sweat the age. I'm 44 and I just scratched 5 times in 6 days from days 20 to 26 and I beat it by an hour on average; they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job. If you hit the gym, it is no sweat, let your muscles "do the work" and not your joints. It's hardcore work trying to scratch, but this is exactly for me, it is a prescription for me. Lost weight, zero anxieties, blood pressure problems r nonexistent.
Sooo...you're fired, is that what you're saying?Don't sweat the age. I'm 44 and I just scratched 5 times in 6 days from days 20 to 26 and I beat it by an hour on average; they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job. If you hit the gym, it is no sweat, let your muscles "do the work" and not your joints. It's hardcore work trying to scratch, but this is exactly for me, it is a prescription for me. Lost weight, zero anxieties, blood pressure problems r nonexistent.
they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job
Its not about hating the post office. I moved out out to Long Island the commute is terrible and exspensive. Plus the drivers I have spoke to locally speak well of the ups job thats why I applied. I am very surprised to hear all this. And if the job is so bad why does everyone stay.I wouldn't have left a government job with that much seniority to start at the bottom at UPS. Too many unknowns and variables. Unless he really hated the postal service. But a lot of the negatives of USPS exist at UPS too. Plus our trucks are bigger and packages are heavier. So if someone hated working for the post office I'd image they would also have a lot of issues at UPS.
For the money? UPS works the lower wage FT delivery drivers like a borrowed mule. It's a daily grind and you can be replaced with the next low wage delivery driver in a few years.Its not about hating the post office. I moved out out to Long Island the commute is terrible and exspensive. Plus the drivers I have spoke to locally speak well of the ups job thats why I applied. I am very surprised to hear all this. And if the job is so bad why does everyone stay.
Keep in mind that you might get lucky. They very well may lay you off but call you back in spring to go for your 30 day qualification to be full time. It's a roll of the dice. How bad do they need you? How much do they like you? That kind of thing.I dont have to beg for My job back but how can they do this to people? Another person today left the post office with 15 years in to take this position.
Don't sweat the age. I'm 44 and I just scratched 5 times in 6 days from days 20 to 26 and I beat it by an hour on average; they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job. If you hit the gym, it is no sweat, let your muscles "do the work" and not your joints. It's hardcore work trying to scratch, but this is exactly for me, it is a prescription for me. Lost weight, zero anxieties, blood pressure problems r nonexistent.
Its not about hating the post office. I moved out out to Long Island the commute is terrible and exspensive. Plus the drivers I have spoke to locally speak well of the ups job thats why I applied. I am very surprised to hear all this. And if the job is so bad why does everyone stay.
I would get with your steward asap. Mgmt is not your friend. Finish your packet before peak starts or you goneDon't sweat the age. I'm 44 and I just scratched 5 times in 6 days from days 20 to 26 and I beat it by an hour on average; they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job. If you hit the gym, it is no sweat, let your muscles "do the work" and not your joints. It's hardcore work trying to scratch, but this is exactly for me, it is a prescription for me. Lost weight, zero anxieties, blood pressure problems r nonexistent.
Do you know Joey Buttafuoco?Its not about hating the post office. I moved out out to Long Island the commute is terrible and exspensive. Plus the drivers I have spoke to locally speak well of the ups job thats why I applied. I am very surprised to hear all this. And if the job is so bad why does everyone stay.
Not only are they going to hate you, unless you toss their salad daily, but they literally cannot hire you off the street six to one. Since you are not a teamster, you will have to work preload for years, and bid on a driving job, after you join the union.but If someone just dont like me and can let me go for no good reason I put My family in a bad spot.
With all respect…many have seen this story and how it eventually plays out.Don't sweat the age. I'm 44 and I just scratched 5 times in 6 days from days 20 to 26 and I beat it by an hour on average; they won't let me work the last four days so I don't risk an accident within my 30 days so I don't jeopardize my job. If you hit the gym, it is no sweat, let your muscles "do the work" and not your joints. It's hardcore work trying to scratch, but this is exactly for me, it is a prescription for me. Lost weight, zero anxieties, blood pressure problems r nonexistent.