I am a 22.4 driver, scared!? We get paid really good money to play ding ditch and back up to docks.
Full time inside employees
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Tired hubrat
With 22.4 it's not worth it
Wontmake9.5
My job is fun
Work 3 14days then the rest is gravy.
trickpony1
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Raw
Raw Member
Why are they jumping? Work safe and they can be in pkg car past age 60 as I am! lol
Nothing like seeing a good looking woman answer the door with barely anything on....
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
"jumping" is a colloquialism (I used a big word). I'm sorry.
Hope this helps.
colloquialism
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NOUN
- a word or phrase that is not formal or literary, typically one used in ordinary or familiar conversation.
synonyms:
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[more]- the use of ordinary or familiar words or phrases.
Mr. Marshall
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I've worked both inside and outside and I end up with way more steps on my fitbit and hours inside than outside. But the good news inside is that there is zero responsibility on me especially after we got the preload scanners and it's impossible to get a misload if you scan. I also made $5.55 less an hour which is why I'm back outside.
At our building I don't know the exact percentage but some inside bids are for full time employees only and some inside jobs are for part-time employees only to bid on. Because so many part-timers won't drive the quickest way inside is to grab a driving job after probably less than a year these days and then within a few years people have been able to bid back inside. I haven't seen less than 10 years part time inside in a while.
At our building I don't know the exact percentage but some inside bids are for full time employees only and some inside jobs are for part-time employees only to bid on. Because so many part-timers won't drive the quickest way inside is to grab a driving job after probably less than a year these days and then within a few years people have been able to bid back inside. I haven't seen less than 10 years part time inside in a while.
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
My last year and a half were in porters. Worked 630am-300pm. Most days could have a beer by 330. Priceless!
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
The sups are more scared of me than I am scared at driving
barnyard
KTM rider
We have a few spots in my building that are 100% inside jobs. They are held by very high seniority employees. A couple of them prefer to work only 40 hours a week. Inside is the only place you can do that. They worked OT over peak, but they are consistently 8 and skate the rest of the year. The others are not interested in running a route and are fine with almost no OT.
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
retired2000
Well-Known Member
inside there is less chances for them to fire you
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
22.2 porter. Who empties your trash?
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
The majority of 22.3 jobs are inside/inside jobs.
Original 22.2 jobs are sparse.
Contractors.
My Local has never had porters.
PT Car Washer
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My building has maybe 6 Art 22.2 porters, 5 FT car washers and 1 FT Feeder washer. Jobs are guaranteed by contract and are the only FT inside jobs at my building. We have a hundred or so 22.3 jobs. Who knows what the 22.4 jobs are classified as. Some call them combo drivers like they should be driving half a day and working another PT job the other half but I have only seen them drive FT at a reduced pay rate.
We are discount drivers. They have no problem letting someone topped go home because they don’t like their route that day. They just have one of us run it. If they call in sick, no problem. If I call in sick, I’m in the office the next day. Hilarious.
