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@dafeeder said ↗Exactly, but why would UPS risk by making rookies their drivers, when there's plenty of experienced drivers out there ? There should be minimum 5 years accident free semi experience requirement to get hired by this company. This is common sense safe practice. Not nice saying shit that you've said, you're old but didn't get smarter with your age, lolBecause UPS thinks you’re training as a tractor-trailer driver was crap. If they didn’t train you, they don’t care much about your experience. Similar to package car they don’t care if somebody worked for FedEx as a delivery driver.We have eight feeder drivers, currently trying to qualify as package car drivers only two are going to make it. The 6 will be forced to go back and work in the building. The only other option they have is to find a 22.3 job that they can qualify for. Otherwise, they’ll be loading and unloading packages at their hub rate here, or they can move onto another company. if you’re making your feeder pay to work in the building, you should be grateful. Keep your head down and get to work. All of us had to experience layoffs when we didn’t have seniority.
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Exactly, but why would UPS risk by making rookies their drivers, when there's plenty of experienced drivers out there ? There should be minimum 5 years accident free semi experience requirement to get hired by this company. This is common sense safe practice. Not nice saying shit that you've said, you're old but didn't get smarter with your age, lol

Because UPS thinks you’re training as a tractor-trailer driver was crap. If they didn’t train you, they don’t care much about your experience. Similar to package car they don’t care if somebody worked for FedEx as a delivery driver.We have eight feeder drivers, currently trying to qualify as package car drivers only two are going to make it. The 6 will be forced to go back and work in the building. The only other option they have is to find a 22.3 job that they can qualify for. Otherwise, they’ll be loading and unloading packages at their hub rate here, or they can move onto another company.

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Exactly, but why would UPS risk by making rookies their drivers, when there's plenty of experienced drivers out there ? There should be minimum 5 years accident free semi experience requirement to get hired by this company. This is common sense safe practice. Not nice saying shit that you've said, you're old but didn't get smarter with your age, lol

Because UPS thinks you’re training as a tractor-trailer driver was crap. If they didn’t train you, they don’t care much about your experience. Similar to package car they don’t care if somebody worked for FedEx as a delivery driver.We have eight feeder drivers, currently trying to qualify as package car drivers only two are going to make it. The 6 will be forced to go back and work in the building. The only other option they have is to find a 22.3 job that they can qualify for. Otherwise, they’ll be loading and unloading packages at their hub rate here, or they can move onto another company.

if you’re making your feeder pay to work in the building, you should be grateful. Keep your head down and get to work. All of us had to experience layoffs when we didn’t have seniority.