Behind-the-scenes of a UPS' driver training bootcamp

CNBC's Frank Holland takes a look at UPS' driver bootcamp, where the company will train thousands of drivers ahead of the busy holiday season. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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[@frimfo]

Promise it’s 10x worse than this looks💀😂😂

[@n-v-me7022]

17 years on the job never seen that training facility lol.

[@nhs8984]

@polurazonituc yeah making top pay after 4 years $46 an hour is being a slave 🤡

[@LeonardoDiax24]

@@nhs8984MAd?

[@timbrown8038]

Retired UPS driver here. When I started we had a clipboard and carbon paper to log deliveries. My truck was a standard with no power steering. Come a long ways Baby.

[@colbymoore1992]

I’m just amazed how new that belt looks. I’m at like a 50 year old building that gets no maintenance and my belt looks like it’s been through a world war

[@Mr_E_Nigma]

Ah yes, the deadly Package Wars! Rip walked-outers

[@anngraber9384]

Tell ups to put ac in those trucks

[@goody8504]

busiest center in the country? busy doing what, exactly? it's going to take an awfully long time to load 300+ stops into the truck at that pace.

[@savagesnipers9021]

its not busy all day because trucks show up and they expect us to load the packages/ scan or whatever you're job is as fast as you can

[@coryturbeville1440]

I got 5 to load with one regularly at 300+ pieces and the other 4 about the same. I’m at the Gboro hub in N.C.

[@almightywalk]

@@coryturbeville1440 🫠🫠🫠would’ve been quitted

[@omakis965]

To make deliveries profitable for the shareholders. By next level abusing the drivers and loaders. Jim Casey would be ashamed.

[@ILIK3HATERZ]

I just go to the UPS guy! Oh my UPS guy is hilarious!

[@e.a.hs.7946]

Lately the UPS driver has been tying our packages to a tree in the neighbors yard….. leaving it in the middle of a shared driveway or even on top of garbage cans waiting to be emptied on collection day. I have left instructions in the app to leave packages at the front door. Our driveway is not difficult to access, so why the bizarre behavior??? How do I report this? It’s like the driver is purposely being an ass.

[@christiancortes3766]

Part time warehouse workers are the driving force not the drivers.

[@omakis965]

BS we both play a key role. Without feeders without loaders and without drivers nothing will move forward. What are you talking about!?

[@23eourytbn82]

I think he was making a pun...he said, "literally the driving force."
The "driving" force..

[@jeffbushnell4910]

The Chocolate Rockets