Kicks in after 5 hours, so if you get 3 hours the first shift and 3 the second shift, that 6th hour would be time and a half.5 in a shift or 5 in a day?
Interesting. We just started a 1-5 pm sort in my hub. It started this past Monday, and they had us come in at 12pm, and work to 5pm. They then made us clock out, and then clock back in at 6pm, and work till 10 pm (which is the normal twilight shift). I was told by the management team that there would not be overtime paid, which is why they broke it up into two seperate shifts. They also said after cyber Monday, there would be plenty of overtime available.Kicks in after 5 hours, so if you get 3 hours the first shift and 3 the second shift, that 6th hour would be time and a half.
I wonder if each shift is considered a punch?Interesting. We just started a 1-5 pm sort in my hub. It started this past Monday, and they had us come in at 12pm, and work to 5pm. They then made us clock out, and then clock back in at 6pm, and work till 10 pm (which is the normal twilight shift). I was told by the management team that there would not be overtime paid, which is why they broke it up into two seperate shifts. They also said after cyber Monday, there would be plenty of overtime available.
I wonder if each shift is considered a punch?
Meaning that the second shift on Wednesday would be the sixth punch?
I'll ask @BigUnionGuy
I honestly don't know how that works. Can't hurt to askI'm not sure. We have the ability to do it every day (Monday through Friday), so, in theory a person could end up with 10 punches.
I honestly don't know how that works. Can't hurt to ask
Call the union hall and ask your BAAgreed - but it's getting an informed, truthful answer that is the challenge.
Interesting. We just started a 1-5 pm sort in my hub. It started this past Monday, and they had us come in at 12pm, and work to 5pm. They then made us clock out, and then clock back in at 6pm, and work till 10 pm (which is the normal twilight shift). I was told by the management team that there would not be overtime paid, which is why they broke it up into two seperate shifts. They also said after cyber Monday, there would be plenty of overtime available.
Part -time Employees are to receive overtime only after completing five (5) hours work on the same shift. In hubs, a day is defined as a shift.
A 12 hour day isn't a part time job. That's why they pay time and a half after 5. Maybe they need more full time jobs?Our hub agreed to having PT sign up for 8 hours guarantee before peak, no OT until after 8, for this reason. UPS will sometimes run sorts into each other 24 hrs and people weren't punching out, thus 12 hours they'd get 5 hours reg 7 hours OT a day. Which was silly.
No one was forced to double or triple shift. If anything it was PT greed.A 12 hour day isn't a part time job. That's why they pay time and a half after 5. Maybe they need more full time jobs?
They have tried that at my building before. No one signs up and UPS ends up paying OT after 5 hours instead of 8.Our hub agreed to having PT sign up for 8 hours guarantee before peak, no OT until after 8, for this reason.
UPS will sometimes run sorts into each other 24 hrs and people weren't punching out, thus 12 hours they'd get (or expect) 5 hours reg 7 hours OT a day. Which was silly.
Not forced but sups and managers are begging people to double or triple shift.No one was forced to double or triple shift. If anything it was PT greed.
Like I said, UPS and union worked out an 8 hour list for part timers.
Yeah definitely.Not forced but sups and managers are begging people to double or triple shift.
UPS pays minimum PT wages with no benefits while the Union charges $600 initiation fees and you call it PT greed.No one was forced to double or triple shift. If anything it was PT greed.
Like I said, UPS and union worked out an 8 hour list for part timers at peak. Temp FT. And if you aren't on the list, and you want to double shift, you get two punches and straight pay
I would also say that UPS gives ridiculous 100-200/week just to show up bonus.UPS pays minimum PT wages with no benefits while the Union charges $600 initiation fees and you call it PT greed.
Sounds like another give backNo one was forced to double or triple shift. If anything it was PT greed.
Like I said, UPS and union worked out an 8 hour list for part timers at peak. Temp FT. And if you aren't on the list, and you want to double shift, you get two punches and straight pay
thank your negotiator, kids...thanks DennisSounds like another give back
Thanks Dennis
I remember UPS trying this out 30 years ago. Seasonal FT with a 40 hour grantee a week. Thing was we were working 50/hrs PT. Nobody signed up.Sounds like another give back
Thanks Dennis