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this post was submitted on 19 May 2025
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With USPS and UPS it doesn't depend on the driver, they all get the job done and do so safely. Meanwhile I've almost been killed on my bike by FedEx drivers multiple times. Has never happened around UPS and USPS trucks. I once watched a FedEx driver pull up in front of my apartment and literally locked eyes with the guy before he pulled away again and my tracking updated to "package undeliverable". They're over-worked, under-paid, under-trained, and it shows.
You're right but I'd like to add that UPS warehouse workers get fucked so bad. So they fuck up packages to go faster. My boy worked in one. You have to work in the warehouse to make it to driver unless you know somebody.
USPS, on the other hand, is totally fantastic. That's why it's constantly under attack from conservatives who think a government service needs to turn a profit.
Guess that’s the difference between union and non-union employees.
It is absolutely not, but yeah being in a union could entice you to do better work. I wish I was.
Reasons why companies with union jobs might provide better services due to employees being more personable and reliable:
There are probably other reasons too, since I’m just going off the cuff here, but it absolutely makes sense to me that the company with non-union jobs in this industry provides the worst service.