UPS drivers have to finish their route before they can be done for the day. Instead of being done at a set time of today, like five o’clock, UPS drivers need to finish their route or help out other workers who have not completed their daily tasks before their shift is officially over. When a driver completes their route, they must return the delivery vehicle to a local UPS center and report back to the management staff. Management will review the driver’s number of stops, volume of packages, and the total distance driven before letting them off for the day. This means that inefficient drivers might have longer work days than their peers. On the other hand, drivers with the most efficient routes can clock out early.