13 thoughts on “Photo: It’s called load leveling”

1. Overpaid bunch of cry babies. Go work at Walmart for a few weeks (for 8 bucks an hour) and come back and tell how hard you got it.

2. 14 feet dps, 9 trays fss, 8 feet cased including 2 sets postcards (.every house local mailing) and a pennysaver 4th bundle. parcels everywhere, just another day. And this is the light time of the year. I can’t wait for the political mail to start so we can get back to after 9pm delivery in the dark again. I would love to have that small amount of volume for even 1 day. the picture must be from a rural rte down south.

3. I have never envied a carrier. I am a flat sorter operator and every time I see stuff like this, I am glad. We have our own sack of rocks to carry around but in my experience the carriers have the biggest sack.

4. 5 DAY! YES WAY! NO SATURDAY!

5. Just look at that increase in parcels!!!

6. Looks like my route on a normal day except for the circs. I have parcels packed to the rafters every day – it’s like my customers never heard of Wal-Mart. But it doesn’t take any extra time, does it?

7. Well,he does need room for his DPS letter trays.

8. Looks like someone (management) was doing bargaining unit work!!!

9. There’s a LOT of room left in that truck!!! He can do a 2 hour street pivot off of another route!!

10. It’s called …. Learn how to do your job safely. Typical whiny carrier. You all should be fired.

11. Looks like a light day to me……

12. What did you expect!

13. Looks like his route isn’t long enough, he still has room in the truck! (said management)

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