FedEx - New Uniforms
12-05-2014, 08:36 PM
#42
gets every day off
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12-06-2014, 12:04 AM
#44
Gets Weekends Off
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What's the problem anyway? Are people wearing white mesh shirts and black leather chaps to work?
A white shirt
Dark blue pants
Black shoes
How difficult is this ??
Some white shirts are whiter than others.
Some dark blue pants will fade quicker than others.
We will never look identical, so why do they get wrapped around the axle about it??
A white shirt
Dark blue pants
Black shoes
How difficult is this ??
Some white shirts are whiter than others.
Some dark blue pants will fade quicker than others.
We will never look identical, so why do they get wrapped around the axle about it??
Personally, I like the track suit option with chains.
12-06-2014, 04:27 AM
#47
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Posts: 2,756
People who don't have the uniform bank left to fully pay for a expensive leather jacket. People who need a couple of costly items in the same year. I'm sure people would be happy to give them the jacket back for the uniform funds they spent on them, to buy something else they would have liked.
12-06-2014, 04:47 AM
#48
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Position: 767 FO
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People who don't have the uniform bank left to fully pay for a expensive leather jacket. People who need a couple of costly items in the same year. I'm sure people would be happy to give them the jacket back for the uniform funds they spent on them, to buy something else they would have liked.
12-06-2014, 09:19 AM
#50
Bourgeoisie
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Position: 787 SO
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So do the 'professionals' that run this particular company wear costumes to work?
Of course not, that would be absurd.
So why do the aircraft operators wear costumes? The whole concept is silly. Maybe pilots should wear the same 'uniform' as the couriers (you know the folks with actual customer contact); shorts, monogrammed golf shirt, and a ball cap.
Of course not, that would be absurd.
So why do the aircraft operators wear costumes? The whole concept is silly. Maybe pilots should wear the same 'uniform' as the couriers (you know the folks with actual customer contact); shorts, monogrammed golf shirt, and a ball cap.
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