I tried working for UPS one year during peak season, never again! First, you will only be making about half of what a full time driver makes. Second, you will end up with the "left-overs". Hang by the phone so you can take what has been passed over. The building that I was hired to work out of, I was plainly told that after peak season, bye bye. Well, I told them bye bye well before the end of peak season. Maybe if I had been making "big bucks" as the full timers, I might withstood the bull$$$$, but not for $14 per hr.
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Now they pay a lot more. Depending on location seasonals now get paid $27- 31 an hour. -
If they worked at majority of other companies they'd be on suicide watch.
I wouldn't give this job up for anything. Best driving job I ever had. I'm sure some hubs/centers are rough. Mine thank God isn't. Very laid back. Management is respectful to drivers unless you're a total screw up. But this same thing can be said for any company.
I know some guys that are complete screw ups. They do a crappy job. Half ### everything. They don't do anything right and when management is up their butts about it they cry harrassment and tell everyone how they're being victimized. -
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Just saw an ad for seasonal feeder here in town offering a 5,000 sign on bonus and $35 an hour! They must really be hurting for drivers. Probably decent odds to get hired on after Christmas though.
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