Most drug dealers no matter the year never made much money . Most are at minimum wage equivalent or a little above. Glorifying that shit got people thinking they pulling in big money. Only a small few make good money and they usually end up dead or in prison at some point.
You get what you put in. Most street level dealers are lazy.
A viral Reddit post about a UPS driver's pay sparked complaints and praise.
Interest in becoming a UPS driver is spiking after UPS increased total compensation to $170,000.
The Redditor apparently earned $2,400, pre-tax, for a week of work. They posted a pay stub.
Well-paid engineers and lower-paid delivery drivers alike are marveling at the pay stub of a UPS driver.
A Reddit user posted an apparent copy of their UPS paycheck to the site on Tuesday — and it quickly went viral. For 49 hours of work, the UPS driver made more than $2,400 before taxes, according to the paycheck that was posted.
Insider couldn't independently verify the paycheck, and the original poster didn't return a request for comment. Still, the pay appears to track with a recent pay bump that drivers negotiated with UPS through their union.
"I'm a UPS delivery driver. I have nothing more than a high school diploma," the caption to the post read. "How is this even possible? My union, the Teamsters."
UPS reached a deal with the Teamsters union that saw an agreement for its full-time delivery drivers to receive total compensation of $170,000, when including benefits — about $25,000 more than they made before the agreement.
News of the raise sent shockwaves through some of the US workforce, as some well-paid tech workers weren't sure if they should feel admiration or outrage.
The revelation of one driver earning more than $2,400 — before taxes — for about a week of work sparked similar reactions from some Redditors.
In the comments, fellow delivery drivers and college-educated white-collar professionals compared their own salaries. They said the UPS driver made more. Other commenters took the time to congratulate the driver and emphasize what they said was the need for pay transparency.
One Redditor wrote that he made less as an aerospace engineer. An Amazon driver chimed in to complain that they're paid $17 to perform what they said was essentially the same job.
The original poster replied to the comments explaining that they'd worked at UPS for five years as a driver and for two as a package handler before that. Despite the good paycheck, the driver goes home "exhausted every night." Insider couldn't confirm the driver's identity.
Meanwhile, some users said they changed their stance on unions after reading how lucrative the union-protected job is. "I've been anti-union for a LONG time, but looking at that, you can now call me pro-union," one comment read.
UPS delivery drivers can take on hot summers and long work hours on trucks without air conditioning.
A 57-year-old UPS driver in Texas died after collapsing on the job. As part of the recent agreement with the Teamsters, UPS trucks will have AC installed starting next year.
https://news.yahoo.com/ups-driver-posted-2-400-090401739.html
DamnNext time
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS reported more than a 7% decrease in daily package volume in its fourth quarter earnings report Tuesday morning.www.cnbc.com
Like it was assumed, pay increases would mean more workload on those left after reducing people. SmhNext time
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS reported more than a 7% decrease in daily package volume in its fourth quarter earnings report Tuesday morning.
Yep! They about to break some backs for that pay increase.
Your neck of the woods is an extreme outlier.
Corporations always win...its their systemNext time
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS reported more than a 7% decrease in daily package volume in its fourth quarter earnings report Tuesday morning.
$9600 a month ain’t cutting it? FOH
Which is why your residents along with those from California are flooding the south. The cost of living there vs the quality of life makes no sense. 10k a month in 90% of this country you're doing better than average. 10K a month in Atlanta and as long if you're single with no kids? You could get a 4br house for yourself with land and cover your mortgage, utilities and most bills with one check and pocket the other 3.
Next time
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS reported more than a 7% decrease in daily package volume in its fourth quarter earnings report Tuesday morning.
And there's the DOWN side....Next time
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS reported more than a 7% decrease in daily package volume in its fourth quarter earnings report Tuesday morning.
It really ain't, but it take all types to make this world work. I worked at the UPS warehouse loading trucks in the 90s. The big upsell is that we could become drivers because they only promote from within. FOH with that truck shit. That is backbreaking, exhausting work. I don't care if that check was 4k. Money ain't worth it if misery and a broke up body comes with it.
I could only imagine doing that shit on Monday, come home, rest for an hour or two, then got to go to bed and get up and do that shit again. Do that shit week after week, month after month, year after year.
Shareholders want their profits.Next time
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS announces 12,000 job cuts, says package volume slipped last quarter
UPS reported more than a 7% decrease in daily package volume in its fourth quarter earnings report Tuesday morning.
Yes and no.
A lot of despair out there...especially for those who fell for the con
A viral Reddit post about a UPS driver's pay sparked complaints and praise.
Interest in becoming a UPS driver is spiking after UPS increased total compensation to $170,000.
The Redditor apparently earned $2,400, pre-tax, for a week of work. They posted a pay stub.
Well-paid engineers and lower-paid delivery drivers alike are marveling at the pay stub of a UPS driver.
A Reddit user posted an apparent copy of their UPS paycheck to the site on Tuesday — and it quickly went viral. For 49 hours of work, the UPS driver made more than $2,400 before taxes, according to the paycheck that was posted.
Insider couldn't independently verify the paycheck, and the original poster didn't return a request for comment. Still, the pay appears to track with a recent pay bump that drivers negotiated with UPS through their union.
"I'm a UPS delivery driver. I have nothing more than a high school diploma," the caption to the post read. "How is this even possible? My union, the Teamsters."
UPS reached a deal with the Teamsters union that saw an agreement for its full-time delivery drivers to receive total compensation of $170,000, when including benefits — about $25,000 more than they made before the agreement.
News of the raise sent shockwaves through some of the US workforce, as some well-paid tech workers weren't sure if they should feel admiration or outrage.
The revelation of one driver earning more than $2,400 — before taxes — for about a week of work sparked similar reactions from some Redditors.
In the comments, fellow delivery drivers and college-educated white-collar professionals compared their own salaries. They said the UPS driver made more. Other commenters took the time to congratulate the driver and emphasize what they said was the need for pay transparency.
One Redditor wrote that he made less as an aerospace engineer. An Amazon driver chimed in to complain that they're paid $17 to perform what they said was essentially the same job.
The original poster replied to the comments explaining that they'd worked at UPS for five years as a driver and for two as a package handler before that. Despite the good paycheck, the driver goes home "exhausted every night." Insider couldn't confirm the driver's identity.
Meanwhile, some users said they changed their stance on unions after reading how lucrative the union-protected job is. "I've been anti-union for a LONG time, but looking at that, you can now call me pro-union," one comment read.
UPS delivery drivers can take on hot summers and long work hours on trucks without air conditioning.
A 57-year-old UPS driver in Texas died after collapsing on the job. As part of the recent agreement with the Teamsters, UPS trucks will have AC installed starting next year.
https://news.yahoo.com/ups-driver-posted-2-400-090401739.html
CAP! That’s $125k a year. You can rent a nice apartment in Manhattan and still have money to spear. You don’t need a car so that’s an easy monthly expense to save on.
New York City has about 8,000,000+ people. What percentage of the 8 million actually work? And what percentage of that do you think makes $125,000 a year?
68 percent of nyc households make less than that.. the average household is 2.6 people in nyc
Flood ATL in particular and complain about it
