PVD's and loss of overtime
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Wally
BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
Oms? He said "they".
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
Again, who is they ?
I know the answer.... would just like to hear a differing thought or opinion.
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
Being on the 9.5 list doesn't mean you don't want over 40 hours it means you don't want over 47.5 or actually 49.5 to make it a round number...sort of.
It means people don't want to get killed on a weekly basis
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
I like an easy peak. I've done the not so easy peak thing too many years.
Me too. You any make everyone happy.
But I will tell you this.
I will never kill myself again like I did this summer
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
Me either. I'd rather put on long johns vs sweat in 150°friend truck box heat. I'm good..
Too many 12-hour days this summer. My body can't take it anymore
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
I'm happy. Aren't you happy?
This is my first peak. Was in the mindset that I'd be maxing out on hours from thanksgiving to christmas.
I was getting more hours all summer long than I have been this month.
Should be interesting to see what happens after the new year. Does everyone suddenly go back to 12 hour days the instant the PVDs are gone?
I was getting more hours all summer long than I have been this month.
Should be interesting to see what happens after the new year. Does everyone suddenly go back to 12 hour days the instant the PVDs are gone?
Rack em
Made the Podium
Seasonals are gone starting January 1st (at least here they are). I predict a ton of 14 hour days in January. And if I see any seasonals/pvds/sups working then I'll make a ton in grievance money
11.19igrad
Well-Known Member
damn
rustys954rr
Well-Known Member
So our year round U Hauls and a building that has been outdated for probably 15 years now is fine? A company that struggles to find a same sized replacement package car while one is red-tagged and waiting for parts for months straight? A few extra package cars sitting idle aren't going to put a company out of business that makes a billion dollars every quarter. Piss poor decisions like letting people deliver out of a honda civic will though.
If their last stop is at 1:40 AM, wtf time are they starting at the next day then? Legally they can't until 11:40am until the 10 hours off rule the next day.
Here, PVDs are a seasonal non-union "employee". The reason I put employee in quotes is that the only thing employee-ish about it is that they give you an uniform that makes you look like a full-time UPS employee and they are on the payroll with taxes taken out, but in reality it's more like a subcontractor because there's no benefits that come with the job.
SorryLazyPOS
Big Kahuna Burger
Your PVDs get uniforms??????
Yeah surprisingly they do-especially the ones that started in October. However, the later ones that they hire like right now to work like 2 or 3 weeks then get booted have no shot at getting a uniform and only a vest that says "seasonal helper". I saw like 20 newly hired PVDs today in my building. *shudders*
SorryLazyPOS
Big Kahuna Burger
But they can’t do pickups
