UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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In my local you are paid your driver rate if you have to work in the hub.
For how long?
In my local you are paid your driver rate if you have to work in the hub.
First thought is change your avatar so they don't know it's you.
Second would be you're pretty much SOL. Your best option would be just work preload and hope you get a route. But you're kind of taking chances there.
Are u saying that to me or the other guy you quoted? I read the contract. Nothing really I can really do other than skip a shift. That's why I was asking for advice. Has nothing to do with being a pansy. I've been filing grievances for lower seniority drivers driving, but because of the 10 hour rule, their getting tossed.Better yet, don't be such a pansie and read the DAMN CONTRACT AND KNOW FOR YOURSELF WHAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE DONE!
I only get driver pay for 7 daysIn my local you are paid your driver rate if you have to work in the hub.
Yeah I hear us. I'm filing grievances but due to that 10 hour rule, they're not going to be in my favorI would file based on Seniority. If a lower seniority driver is working because you're laid off, you're looking at a basic breach of good faith. Learn to play hardball with mgmt and get your steward and business agent involved. If you let yourself be pushed around, your going to have a long crappy career.
And I'm seeking advice on how to be able to keep a driver pay rate. I don't mind working split shifts. I do mind making $13 less an hour. That's the whole point of this post.So you're complaining that they are following the contract by allowing you to bump inside to get hours?
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You're an ignorant idiotIt was the content, Dummy. That situation occurred in my local. The management was in the wrong.
You're an ignorant idiot
Are u saying that to me or the other guy you quoted? I read the contract. Nothing really I can really do other than skip a shift. That's why I was asking for advice. Has nothing to do with being a pansy. I've been filing grievances for lower seniority drivers driving, but because of the 10 hour rule, their getting tossed.
Even a broken clock is correct twice a daysays the pt supe... brilliant!
The last person you should be taking advice from is a supervisor, in this situation. SMH. Get your local involved.
First thought is change your avatar so they don't know it's you.
Second would be you're pretty much SOL.
but if he works reload and then does not have 10 hours between his punch out time an the start of preload he can not driveThe 10 hour rule is for drivers, not hub workers.
Not necessarilybut if he works reload and then does not have 10 hours between his punch out time an the start of preload he can not drive
You know nothing about me.says the pt supe... brilliant!
Of course he did. But because it isn't what he would do apparently I'm screwing him.I don't see anything wrong with his advice.
It seems the laid off Full timer "chose" to bump two part time shifts. Could he not have chosen to take a layoff and wait for a call if a route came open? Choices have to be made. He did have a choice, didn't he?
How about you stop working the splits and show up every morning in browns and go find a route. You might not know it, but someone will go home. Also talk to a steward and find out if they are handling this correctly. Never take management's word for ANYTHING.
Please elaborate!Not necessarily
For how long?
but if he works reload and then does not have 10 hours between his punch out time an the start of preload he can not drive