Retired worker claims hostile environment at UPS
On Monday, UPS drivers, union representatives and Jacksonville City Councilman Garrett Dennis took to the steps of City Hall to demand UPS make changes. UPS drivers say they are at their breaking point and they're calling for an end to what they call "abuse" by management. We now hear from a person who recently retired because they say the environment at UPS Jacksonville was hostile.
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