And reasons for?...No routes in providence will be Tuesday Thur Saturday anytimesoon
And reasons for?...No routes in providence will be Tuesday Thur Saturday anytimesoon
What happened to the locals all having info meetings before anything is implemented?
Apparently member input is not a high priority. The timing of this change is very suspect. It should be part of the upcoming contract negotiations, instead of this piecemeal approach. A unified national policy would be a major bargaining chip that the company would have to pay for with other concessions.
Unless it was part of the overall contract proposal my attitude would be... if you want Saturday drivers, ask for 6th shift volunteers at the overtime rate. If not, then wait till contract time.
There is in every way a need for info meetings.The language is already in most, if not all, of our supplements, so there is/was no need for info meetings.
So tell us wise sage and expert on any and all supplements...The language is already in most, if not all, of our supplements, so there is/was no need for info meetings.
Upstate/West New York and United Parcel Service Rider:
Work performed on Saturday as such shall be paid for at the rate of one and one-half (1 1/2) times the regular hourly rate. - 217 - The Employer may institute a Tuesday through Saturday workweek for feeder drivers only,
I wish our region had this language!
1. drivers; can't move a route that doesn't technically exist yet1. Will drivers or routes be moved to Tuesday to Saturday?
2. Will bldg wide or center wide seniority determine who works Saturday?
3. Will seniority or area knowledge determine who works Saturday and Monday and what area they cover.
4. If I a M-friend driver and took a day off could they force me to work a Saturday if they are short staffed? At straight time or overtime?
5. If a low seniority driver has his shift switched to T-S how long does the switch to Saturday last? 1 year? 1 month? The rest of his career?
I hate to side with Skippy but he is correct. There is more language stating any 5 consecutive of 7 day workweek in Upstate supplement. It's gonna be seven days a week in the near future. Feel free to start the whining. Lol.Nice job cherry picking supplement language to support your position.
I remember going there wayback ... an interesting building in an even more interesting setting.Oregon St hub, Philly
1. drivers; can't move a route that doesn't technically exist yet
2. center
3. depends how strong the union in your area is
4. they wouldn't because that might with DOT hours; it'd be straight pay if they did, unless your day off was paid
5. till the next bidding cycle
My route is cut Mondays? Why should I have to work T-S? I still work on Mondays. I cover drive. It should be volunteers, and then force.I really don't understand their confusion. All they really need to do is make the routes that are normally cut on Mondays a T-S job. Not a single person has any solid information on the subject. It's like they are going in blind.
Good. Hopefully those drivers keep up the good work.Apparently production is in the toilet in our building on saturdays. Part of the problem is most of the guys forced to do saturdays are lower seniority guys who have very little area knowledge, and the routes are spread all over creation. The stop counts, on paper don't look unreasonable, it just takes a ton of time to drive all over creation. Most of us follow Orion 100% almost to prove a point. A lot of guys coming in 20-30 miles over on some routes and, legitimately, have no idea why. Lol.
Dude the union doesn't have a clue what's going on. Last meeting I ask about Saturday. "Oh they just recently mentioned something about it in the St. Louis area. You know ups they'll be lucky to implement it before the end of the year."What happened to the locals all having info meetings before anything is implemented?
Apparently member input is not a high priority. The timing of this change is very suspect. It should be part of the upcoming contract negotiations, instead of this piecemeal approach. A unified national policy would be a major bargaining chip that the company would have to pay for with other concessions.
Unless it was part of the overall contract proposal my attitude would be... if you want Saturday drivers, ask for 6th shift volunteers at the overtime rate. If not, then wait till contract time.
My guess is the locals don't want imput/info meetings till they negotiate all of it out before hand. Otherwise drivers will be mad when they implement and it doesn't go down the way they wanted. Kind of like the contract negotiations.Dude the union doesn't have a clue what's going on. Last meeting I ask about Saturday. "Oh they just recently mentioned something about it in the St. Louis area. You know ups they'll be lucky to implement it before the end of the year."
Literally 2 weeks later ups announces St. Louis Saturday ground coming next month. Smh the union is lost on this one.
It's already a done deal. There's nothing to negotiate.My guess is the locals don't want imput/info meetings till they negotiate all of it out before hand. Otherwise drivers will be mad when they implement and it doesn't go down the way they wanted. Kind of like the contract negotiations.
The Union will claim they don't have any answers till it is actually a done deal.
So you find it impossible to believe UPS lied to your local union officers? To what purpose would your local benefit by witholding information about Sat delivery?Dude the union doesn't have a clue what's going on. Last meeting I ask about Saturday. "Oh they just recently mentioned something about it in the St. Louis area. You know ups they'll be lucky to implement it before the end of the year."
Literally 2 weeks later ups announces St. Louis Saturday ground coming next month. Smh the union is lost on this one.
No one lied to anyone. It was pretty obvious either my BA had no idea what was going on or he was withholding information.So you find it impossible to believe UPS lied to your local union officers? To what purpose would your local benefit by witholding information about Sat delivery?
In early February, UPS told the Central Region Director (your PO at the time) Sat delivery would be starting in some locations in the Central region in 2017. The exact locations were not shared until March.
BTW, Tue-Sat schedules have been in the book since you've been in diapers. Anyone who didn't think it would eventually happen, doesn't have a clue. SMH