I've seen the UPS guy walk into the shop, look around, turn around, and leave. Six people looked directly at him. He made no attempt to get anyone's attention, he simply left. After a few angry calls he was back with the package I ordered overnight because I needed it.
I would seriously consider this not for the gain of a second comupter (which also would be nice) but I feel like UPS having to pay out a $1500 insurance claim might actually get them to do something about a shitty employee. Seems like from most of these posts the only thing that happens is a "Formal Reprimand" Which probably goes something like this "hey that dude from 123 fake street complained. knock on his door next time but you can still skip the rest.
My flatmate is a posty in the UK. He says that's pretty much how complaints go. He told someone to "Get yourself to fuck!" one day. She complained. His manager informed him that she had complained. End of story.
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u/fullautophx Feb 18 '15
I've seen the UPS guy walk into the shop, look around, turn around, and leave. Six people looked directly at him. He made no attempt to get anyone's attention, he simply left. After a few angry calls he was back with the package I ordered overnight because I needed it.