diehardbiker
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No, I wasn't misinformed, remember I said my dad works with one of carrier and had work with other carriers as well, including supervisor position. Also my friend had to quit FedEx because they refused to raise over 10 dollars an hour even after 2 years with them. I do not want to mention which carrier my dad currently works for and he is now the driver. He hates supervisor position and quit after being called by police to verify the identity of employee who was shot while on duty. My dad actually saw the messy blood all over. Diguesting!
Where you were at MIGHT be good branch. Do NOT expect EVERY branches to be as good as yours.
Again, no I wasn't misinformed... I have SEEN damages and HEARD stories from my friends who actually WORK THERE!
Where you were at MIGHT be good branch. Do NOT expect EVERY branches to be as good as yours.
Again, no I wasn't misinformed... I have SEEN damages and HEARD stories from my friends who actually WORK THERE!
apathrev said:DHB, I think you're a little misinformed. UPS is one of the best possible companies to work for. They're wages start at $8.50, not $7.50, and they have an outstanding benefits package, and generous yearly wages. The turnover rate is actually below average. When I worked as a supervisor, we were expected to focus on retention and we were held responsible for employees that quit or were fired. The Teamsters labor union is one of the best labor unions when it comes to employee interests and protection. There were tenured employees there whom worked for me that made much more than I did. I've heard Fed Ex is along the same lines. I know their wages start at $10.50 and they offer a slightly less attractive benefits package. I've also been told they do not have a labor union. But to say these employees are paid low wages is ridiculous. Its not the most glamerous job, but there were people there who easily made a living off of it, and even a carreer. Not to even mention that UPS's college tuition reimbursement program is very good, too.
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http://pressroom.ups.com/mediakits/humanresources/frontpage/