delivery driver

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route driver

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Ursa Group

Management is not supportive at all. They act really nice in the beginning, but things change once you get out of your nursery routes. My first official shift out of nursery status they gave me over 180+ stops with nearly 300 packages. I still took my breaks because that amount of work is exhausting and I cannot go an entire shift without a break. I get back to the station and say how difficult the route was, and their response was to show me a graph and tell me how I was behind. They specifically pointed to sections where I took my owed breaks and said "if you take breaks we expect you to catch up after for the time you lost." Folks that is penalizing/discouraging you from taking a break. Do NOT let a company do that to you. Go with another DSP or stay away from this job entirely.

As an employee, I couldn’t be more satisfied with my experience working for Ursa Logistics. The management team is incredibly supportive and genuinely cares about the well-being of its staff. They set clear, realistic job expectations that make it easy to stay on track and perform well. I appreciate how they consistently provide the right tools and resources to ensure we succeed while maintaining a positive work environment. There’s great communication, fair expectations, and a true commitment to work-life balance, which makes this one of the best jobs I’ve had. I feel respected and valued here, and that makes all the difference. Highly recommend for anyone looking to work in a supportive, well-organized company!

I was with the company over a year and had to leave due to medical reasons. Upon returning they made it very evident They don’t care about their employees. Multiple people have left due to manage and have gone to the other logistics companies for Amazon. Please apply there instead. There is 0 opportunity for a raise or advancement. They don’t know how to use any health/medical benefits and basically leave you to try and figure it out. Amazon has started to create unrealistic deadlines for your work days as well. Also they don’t like to promote their employees they would rather hire new. I do not recommend this company and hope that anyone steer clear.

Management doesn't care, and plays favorites. The nursery routes are not what they say they are and are more like can you hack it routes. If they don't like you, you will do the hardest routes every shift.
Unreasonable expectations on time to finish and that's whether you meet the 25 deliveries an hour or not.
You will not be able to take a lunch and your breaks and still finish on time ever.
Pay is every two weeks with this one unlike the other logistics companies.
Managers and owner are not personable.
Waiver for benefits was sent before sign up for benefits making you think you weren't eligible. Too much to list that is wrong with this company.

The job listing says that it’s full time job and when you interview they will tell you it’s a full time job. However that’s not the case. Not only can they take away days and leave scheduled with less than 40/hrs but they will also put you on “stand by”. That means you don’t get a route so you don’t get paid. This is basically gig work. It’s like showing up to the day labor office every morning and hoping for a job. If you’re a kid or don’t have a lot of responsibilities then this very very part time job will work but if you’re an adult. This job is not for you. There will be weeks you i my work two days maybe even no days. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
They always show their appreciation to their employees. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The double, triple locations that counts as only one stop.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great work environment . They show a lot of team effort. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
140-180 stops. Nothing you can’t handle. If they see a driver in distress, their big on helping

If you enjoy working independently, this is a great opportunity. I can see why some may complain in previous reviews, but if you catch on fast and are able to find your flow, routes can be manageable and dare I say even easy. I really appreciate that hard/efficient work doesn't go unnoticed and is always appreciated. In my opinion this job can be as difficult or as easy as you make it. Management is wonderful, and the owner is great. The worst part of the job is trying to find a bathroom. I really can't complain. 

At the start everything was good, the longer worked there the worst it got some days it’s would be just steady pace (be able to take breaks) then some days you would get overloaded with packages and get behind (not taking any breaks) but they would send sweepers to other people and then you are in the wrong for getting behind and possibly get a write up for it. Would not recommend job

While this job seems to pay well, the atmosphere is very toxic. You get better opportunities the more you cozy up with the big bosses. If you don't push yourself past your limits every day, you aren't doing enough for them.

I really love working with this company because all bosses are nice also the coworkers.they are really nice and happy to help you with concerns also the work place are very clean and I was enjoying working with them smiling ,caring and the biggest thing is team work 

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