> Unless UPS plans to replace its fleet in 2024 (it does not), it will be years before the vast majority of drivers have AC
This is what makes it a fair deal. Give and take. A maximalist position from labour would demand UPS churn or retrofit its entire fleet overnight. That's obviously not feasible, even if it makes for great PR.
> no retrofits except for a "heat shield" for the cabin
Maybe I'm reading "all cars get two fans and air induction vents in the cargo compartments" incorrectly?
This is what makes it a fair deal. Give and take. A maximalist position from labour would demand UPS churn or retrofit its entire fleet overnight. That's obviously not feasible, even if it makes for great PR.
> no retrofits except for a "heat shield" for the cabin
Maybe I'm reading "all cars get two fans and air induction vents in the cargo compartments" incorrectly?