Saturday Air

Oak

Well-Known Member
Is there a classification seniority regarding air?

For example, let's say Fred has been delivering Saturday air for a year. Then along comes Barney, who has more building/company seniority than Fred, and becomes qualified to deliver on Saturdays. Does Fred have the right to work over Barney on a given Saturday? Or does Barney's seniority rule here?
 

PT Car Washer

Well-Known Member
Is there a classification seniority regarding air?

For example, let's say Fred has been delivering Saturday air for a year. Then along comes Barney, who has more building/company seniority than Fred, and becomes qualified to deliver on Saturdays. Does Fred have the right to work over Barney on a given Saturday? Or does Barney's seniority rule here?
PT building seniority determines who works Saturday Air..
 

Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
Is there a classification seniority regarding air?

For example, let's say Fred has been delivering Saturday air for a year. Then along comes Barney, who has more building/company seniority than Fred, and becomes qualified to deliver on Saturdays. Does Fred have the right to work over Barney on a given Saturday? Or does Barney's seniority rule here?
The rules for both Fred and Barney are set in bedrock.
 

MC4YOU2

Wherever I see Trump, it smells like he's Putin.
Why does Fred want to "work over Barney?" Has Barney been visiting Wilma on Saturday's while Fred is running air?
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
My building was always looking for Sat Air drivers , many times forcing FT . Other FT who had hours left would just show up and work .
Most of the ones that were on call , all had sudden emergencies which required them to take their wives to hospital .
 

Jackburton

Gone Fish'n
Check with your local, here they had sign ups to work Saturday monthly, both PT and FT. This system prevents the company from forcing someone qualified while being able to staff those that want to work first.

Don't worry too much about it though, we have Saturday ground now so all that's gone out the window.
 
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