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Filing Labor Charges
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A $71 check, not -71.
I have - informed management when it happened- informed steward - went to HR office August, and they claimed to send an inquiry (b's, , I know, they don't care) I called the union hall and dues office, they say it was a union error and they can't fix it. Talked to steward, says I cannot file.
There is nothing more to it..
Except it will be another unclaimed money in the states treasurers office unless I sue, or file charges
Anyone supporting this stuff is a dope, btw
I have - informed management when it happened- informed steward - went to HR office August, and they claimed to send an inquiry (b's, , I know, they don't care) I called the union hall and dues office, they say it was a union error and they can't fix it. Talked to steward, says I cannot file.
There is nothing more to it..
Except it will be another unclaimed money in the states treasurers office unless I sue, or file charges
Anyone supporting this stuff is a dope, btw
What a surprise.
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I cannot file on it. The Teamsters won't help since it was their error. The company refused, and refuses to cut another. check. I wasted a half hour of my life trying at the HR office. I had been on both since March. It speaks to the ugliness of both sides but most rational people know this already, that's not why I made thread.. I was just asking if labor charges are necessary or not...not on how to go through all avenues and cross Ts dot Is, which was done (if,you took the time to read what I said, was obvious)
It seems like DFR and state wages division is the way to go. Hit up both corrupt parties
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UnconTROLLed
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The company just deducts whatever is put in. The union sent the request for it.
just like at Christmas, two months prior, where the union siphoned seasonals on initiation fees in one lump sum. In case the unthinking loyalists forget...
I-Team: Seasonal UPS Workers Had Almost Entire Paychecks Handed Over To Union
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Not once. The union red tape only stands in the way of necessary legal avenues.
If it was not for the Union, you would not have a job here. Some people are not cut out to work here and I believe you are one of them. Let me guess, I can't load because I get dizzy when I bend over, I can't work sort aisle because everything is to heavy, I can't work small Sort because I am afraid of heights, I can't work doing clerk because typing makes my fingers hurt, I can't drive because I am afraid of cats. Did I miss anything
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yes, you are right.
Boston25
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The company withdrew double dues and UPS rectified the issued and gave all affected employees the dues money back. So you didn’t get your check? Ask UPS where your check is.
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I agree, what are you arguing ? They don't have one and refuse to cut another so I am filing a complaint against UPS. Paperwork arriving soon. The only question should be, DFR or not? I guess? that the union has no recourse, or that is their stance. Which could very well be true.
You are delusional. The IBT regularly sends reports to local unions of dozens of monthly delinquencies from the "company" not accurately deducting dues properly. If your fantasy were true, how would that happen?
Attend a monthly meeting sometime (hell would freeze first) and ask your local Secretary Treasurer how many of your locals members are on the report.
The odds of this being just an accounting error is astronomical.
542thruNthru
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He's talking about a separate issue. He was just referencing the dues issue from xmas.
Nevermind I'm wrong.
Carry on.
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Now you spoiled all his fun.
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Edit...no that is the mess up. But yes there were two dues/fees issues back to back
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The bottom line seems that there is no recourse through grievance procedure. But I'll get an opinion on that and will post here
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Good and thanks for that (really). but the Q remains, if you can file on wrongful deductions and withheld pay? According to the local, no. I would be circumventing the grievance procedure by going directly to a complaint with the state, if it were possible, though. However if there are avenues to claim this money through a grievance, that would indicate DFR
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