if you report an injury on the job, you get harassed, they lie and say you got hurt off the job, then you have to wait a year to get paid after they drag you through the mud...has happened to me twice here in ny ...pathetic

UPS is ridiculous. They consistently deliver when I'm not home and require a signature in PERSON on everything. And now, the most absurd thing ever just happened this week. I missed package and asked to change the address and oh guess what, they now charge for that service! $4 because the idiot drivers decide to try and deliver at the same time every day. Can't schedule a delivery time and have to pay to change address....ridiculous.

Ups Has padded the pockets of management long enough!! Management makes bonehead decision's for 6 digit salaries. People wake up we as teamsters make UPS their billions while the blue collar gets slapped in the face with layoffs. Lets hold UPS's feet to the fire take our jobs back they promised and rid the company of over paid management.

I was called out of town unexpectedly. While I was away UPS made their three delivery attempts of a package that required a signature. I called to arrange delivery now that I was home. I was told I had to wait for the postcard that was sent. After a week the card arrives. I call again. I take a day off work so I will be available for signature. The window I am given is 9 am & 7 pm. At 7 pm I call as no package has arrived. After being on the phone for over 45 minutes a supervisor tells me that the package "for some reason" wasn't put on the truck. Telling them that I can't take another day off work they finally agree to send the package to my work address in two days. However, the next day there is another slip on my door for attempted delivery. When I call they assure me that I will hear from the local office by 10 am the next morning to confirm the delivery to my work address. The next day I do receive a call that tells me that it will be another day before it is delivered. There is no way they can get it to me that day as I had been told. I drove to work rather than take public transportation so I could get the package home so that meant I had to drive another day. The only compensation or gesture to restore customer satisfaction and confidence was that they didn't charge me for the change of delivery address!! Seriously, for a firm that claims they are " a global company with one of the most recognized and admired brands in the world" they need to go back to Customer service 101. After this experience I definitely DO NOT admire them!

What do you call a termination with a severance package? Is it the new layoff (reduction in force); I have received a severance package with an agreement that I will never apply for work at UPS or any of it subsidiaries in the future; as though I would want to work at "Brown Plantation" again..