they will not furlough one ups pilot, mark my word-- 54 million in cost savings is nothing.
Do you work for UPS? If so, why is your current position " waiting 2 B furloughed"
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they will not furlough one ups pilot, mark my word-- 54 million in cost savings is nothing.
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They are the ones who hold the place together and put the company ahead of themselves!UPS has hired approx 200 non union pilots. These pilots are considered "supervisors" and are not part of the IPA (our in house union). The perform duties such as training, linechecks, paperwork etc. The also sit reserve and operate many trips for ups under the guise of mgt emergency flying.
Sounds like they are the ultimate team players.It is not uncommon for one to work in the office all day and then be called out that night to fill in for a union pilot if crew scheduling is short IPA crews.
If 300 pilots were furloughed, how far back would that go? 2003? 2005?
If 300 pilots were furloughed, how far back would that go? 2003? 2005?
I remember the Teamsters strike in '97 (I believe the pilots were on a sympathy strike?).
UPS management used every last bit of available chartered lift they could find...from on-demand DC-8/DC-9 AC down to every last available Falcon and Lear.
Crazy times back then. UPS was making a killing back then too. I wonder how far management will take it this time.
they will not furlough one ups pilot, mark my word-- 54 million in cost savings is nothing.
What makes you think this is about money? Cutting jobs to save money is one thing but, cutting jobs due to being overstaffed is another. I believe what you have is a staffing problem, not a money problem.
If 300 pilots were furloughed, how far back would that go? 2003? 2005?