I would have supervisor look up that tracking number to identify the scanner ID attached to that delivered scan.Did you look up the tracking? It was delivered by usps
I had a city carrier deliver to our building today according to the doorman. He called to ask why the normal dude wasn't working. The CCA was "sketchy as all crack." Says doorman.So, if the contracts with ups, FedEx, etc were not renewed, why are they delivering packages with our postage and barcodes? And, why isn't our " union" furious about it?...; taking money out of the members paychecks..wth
I did scan some of those I found in mailboxes... lol...I’m not, I get an extra scan for every one of those I see, screw them all
Did you look up the tracking? It was delivered by usps
I'm not saying I would ever scan someone else's parcels, but, I'm pretty sure some carriers do. Just know that I watched ups drop them off.I would have supervisor look up that tracking number to identify the scanner ID attached to that delivered scan.
We don't have any guarantee of volume. We just float with what is given to us. If we erase all we know. And think how would we get a guarantee....we would be bidding on dynamic routes in the mornings rather than be assigned routes....likely seniority would rule and the more senior carriers would get paid for the better paying routes. FED Ex has a similar set up. Fed ex driver on my route covers 3 towns most days to account for the volume load. He doesnt always ein the bid. I dont know how often they bid on routes, if I get to talk to him again, I will ask. We just aren't set up that way.So, if the contracts with ups, FedEx, etc were not renewed, why are they delivering packages with our postage and barcodes? And, why isn't our " union" furious about it?...; taking money out of the members paychecks..wth