Part time air driver question

[BurntSienna]

I am a part time air exception driver and a VCD.
I work preload, deliver air whenever needed and also drive every Saturday. I've been with UPS for about a year and a half. Also drove peak last two seasons. My question is am I still on the 2 year pay progression for air driver even though I am still considered a part timer? If this is correct then I would assume I should be getting a pay raise soon.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Air driver is not your primary job so, no, you are not in the 2 yr progression.

 

[BurntSienna]

OK thx for the quick reply

 

[Box Ox]

Air driver is not your primary job so, no, you are not in the 2 yr progression.

Doesn't matter. 2 year air rate progression starts from the first day you run code 5E air exception. I went to top rate for air while a preloader.

 

[Box Ox]

If this is correct then I would assume I should be getting a pay raise soon.

Been running air long enough to see any of the incremental pay bumps on the way to top rate?

 

[BurntSienna]

No. I started running air last March

 

[PT Car Washer]

No. I started running air last March

Then you should be receiving your 12 month raise in March. Then the 18 month raise and finally top rate after 24 months.

 

[Browntown2014]

Air driver is not your primary job so, no, you are not in the 2 yr progression.

Rofl you are always so horribly wrong lolololololololololol

 

[hondo]

I am a part time air exception driver and a VCD.
I work preload, deliver air whenever needed and also drive every Saturday. I've been with UPS for about a year and a half. Also drove peak last two seasons. My question is am I still on the 2 year pay progression for air driver even though I am still considered a part timer? If this is correct then I would assume I should be getting a pay raise soon.

Read Article 40 in your contract. IIRC; if you work as an air driver at least once per week, you earn 1 (one) weeks credit towards the air driver progression.

 

[PT Car Washer]

Read Article 40 in your contract. IIRC; if you work as an air driver at least once per week, you earn 1 (one) weeks credit towards the air driver progression.

Never heard that. We gain seniority for the time spent being qualified regardless have hours worked.