Seniority issues in CA

DownNOut

New Member
So our centers seniority list has been messed up because whoever was keeping the dates posted just did not put in accurate info. Labor and our union rep have gotten involved to fix it, but they are telling me that the driver below me in seniority will be now above me because he was an off the street hire and his hiring date was before my driving seniority date. They claim that California law states that they are considered full time hires as of employment and to receive the benefits of being a full time employee. So they are claiming that he gets seniority before he even went to Intergrad! If the dates they have for his hire date is correct, he was hired the day before my first intergrad class, and didn’t have his first working day until after my first 30 days. I don’t think this is right as our local union contract even has rules for off the street hires having a 10 day packet and 30 day probation period before getting seniority, and I can’t find any California labor laws over seniority that would rule in that favor. I’ve even asked my union rep as to what law he is referring to and he never gave me an answer. Any help or advice?
 

Thebrownblob

Well-Known Member
So our centers seniority list has been messed up because whoever was keeping the dates posted just did not put in accurate info. Labor and our union rep have gotten involved to fix it, but they are telling me that the driver below me in seniority will be now above me because he was an off the street hire and his hiring date was before my driving seniority date. They claim that California law states that they are considered full time hires as of employment and to receive the benefits of being a full time employee. So they are claiming that he gets seniority before he even went to Intergrad! If the dates they have for his hire date is correct, he was hired the day before my first intergrad class, and didn’t have his first working day until after my first 30 days. I don’t think this is right as our local union contract even has rules for off the street hires having a 10 day packet and 30 day probation period before getting seniority, and I can’t find any California labor laws over seniority that would rule in that favor. I’ve even asked my union rep as to what law he is referring to and he never gave me an answer. Any help or advice?
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542thruNthru

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542thruNthru

Well-Known Member
So our centers seniority list has been messed up because whoever was keeping the dates posted just did not put in accurate info. Labor and our union rep have gotten involved to fix it, but they are telling me that the driver below me in seniority will be now above me because he was an off the street hire and his hiring date was before my driving seniority date. They claim that California law states that they are considered full time hires as of employment and to receive the benefits of being a full time employee. So they are claiming that he gets seniority before he even went to Intergrad! If the dates they have for his hire date is correct, he was hired the day before my first intergrad class, and didn’t have his first working day until after my first 30 days. I don’t think this is right as our local union contract even has rules for off the street hires having a 10 day packet and 30 day probation period before getting seniority, and I can’t find any California labor laws over seniority that would rule in that favor. I’ve even asked my union rep as to what law he is referring to and he never gave me an answer. Any help or advice?
Nor Cal or SoCal? What local?
 

nWo

Well-Known Member
In the grand scheme of things is it going to make a difference? Probably not. But it says in your supplement that his seniority date is his first day worked. So if he was in there watching hazmat videos before he went to integrad then that's his seniority date.

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Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
So our centers seniority list has been messed up because whoever was keeping the dates posted just did not put in accurate info. Labor and our union rep have gotten involved to fix it, but they are telling me that the driver below me in seniority will be now above me because he was an off the street hire and his hiring date was before my driving seniority date. They claim that California law states that they are considered full time hires as of employment and to receive the benefits of being a full time employee. So they are claiming that he gets seniority before he even went to Intergrad! If the dates they have for his hire date is correct, he was hired the day before my first intergrad class, and didn’t have his first working day until after my first 30 days. I don’t think this is right as our local union contract even has rules for off the street hires having a 10 day packet and 30 day probation period before getting seniority, and I can’t find any California labor laws over seniority that would rule in that favor. I’ve even asked my union rep as to what law he is referring to and he never gave me an answer. Any help or advice?
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MyTripisCut

Never bought my own handtruck
So our centers seniority list has been messed up because whoever was keeping the dates posted just did not put in accurate info. Labor and our union rep have gotten involved to fix it, but they are telling me that the driver below me in seniority will be now above me because he was an off the street hire and his hiring date was before my driving seniority date. They claim that California law states that they are considered full time hires as of employment and to receive the benefits of being a full time employee. So they are claiming that he gets seniority before he even went to Intergrad! If the dates they have for his hire date is correct, he was hired the day before my first intergrad class, and didn’t have his first working day until after my first 30 days. I don’t think this is right as our local union contract even has rules for off the street hires having a 10 day packet and 30 day probation period before getting seniority, and I can’t find any California labor laws over seniority that would rule in that favor. I’ve even asked my union rep as to what law he is referring to and he never gave me an answer. Any help or advice?
In the grand scheme of things is it going to make a difference? Probably not. But it says in your supplement that his seniority date is his first day worked. So if he was in there watching hazmat videos before he went to integrad then that's his seniority date.

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At least @DownNOut doesn't have to change their screen name. Still down and out.
 
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