p/t sup to friend/T driver
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westsideworma
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once you go supervision, I don't believe your PT years matter anymore, you are considered an outside hire I believe (the "1" part of the 6-1 list). You start at the bottom of the driver progression which I believe is 14.70+ (varies I think depending on where you are) then you get a raise when you make seniority. You get a raise every year (from your seniority) date until you reach 2.5 years at which time you will be at top rate which is currently 28+/hr.
loserupser
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Sorry Worma thats not true! You have formula for your pay, if your a sup. You divide your monthly salary by I believe is 23. something days and get your daily rate and then you divide that by 5 and presto you get your hourly rate. Thats the rate you start and go into regular progression.
Maybe things have changed... I hope.
I was at 18.75 based on a a 25 hr work wk.
I was told I would get my rate and not progress to anything higher til my progression rate went above that. They bumped me back to 9.14 ph, and I progressed from there. I got hosed. I dont think they are doing that anymore, unless at least til you sign your quit papers, and are in a new category. Get it in writing, even my HR guy thought I got screwed, and I did. But I hear its all better now. You are at the bottom of the list as far as driver seniority, but you keep your yrs for vacation etc. Keep a watch on that list, also.
I was at 18.75 based on a a 25 hr work wk.
I was told I would get my rate and not progress to anything higher til my progression rate went above that. They bumped me back to 9.14 ph, and I progressed from there. I got hosed. I dont think they are doing that anymore, unless at least til you sign your quit papers, and are in a new category. Get it in writing, even my HR guy thought I got screwed, and I did. But I hear its all better now. You are at the bottom of the list as far as driver seniority, but you keep your yrs for vacation etc. Keep a watch on that list, also.
1989
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When I went driving after being a pt sup 5 years. I was an outside hire. (I think it was a 4 to 1 ratio then) I was making about $2000 a month ($20 an hour) Went to the staring wage of $12.67 and waited my 2 years to full scale.
I don't think a sup can get a 22.3 job, after all, weren't the 22.3 jobs created for part-time union members to become full-time?? But then again I am hearing stories on here of full-time drivers taking 22.3 jobs, so you never know. The contract needs to have better language and explain everything in more detail..
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westsideworma
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1989
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Yes, I wish I wasn't lied to about becoming a pt sup. Driving is much easier. Once you get over the pay cut and get full scale you'll be glad you did it.
RockyRogue
Agent of Change
Not even going to touch the "lying" part, '89--no offense meant. I've heard driving is very hard on your body--even following the methods. Following the methods just delays the pain X number of years.
Somewhat off-topic but I've been asked to go into management a few times lately LOL. Just today, the full-time supe in charge of training for my sort said, "Tell me why you haven't gone for supe yet." I laughed and told him I have a family member in management. He sighed and said, "Well, that takes care of that." A sort manager wants me to put in for it, too. I saw him today when I was talking to a p/t supe friend of mine in a room where a meeting was about to start. A full-timer saw me sitting in a chair, nodded my direction and whispered to the sort manager, "What's he doing here???" I caught the nod and heard the whisper. I stood, looked at the sort manager with a smile on my face, raised my hands in a non-aggressive gesture and murmured, "Don't look at me. I'm outta here!" LOL. Rocky
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