UPSchick001
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what's the difference between building seniority and company seniority?
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UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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What do you think the difference between the two would be?
Indecisi0n
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Building seniority is seniority in the building.
Company seniority is seniority in the company.
Company seniority is seniority in the company.
9.5 everyday
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So what's full time seniority vs part time seniority?
Indecisi0n
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Full time seniority is seniority full time.
Part time seniority is seniority part time.
9.5 everyday
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Oh, that makes sense.
brownmonster
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Highly informative thread.
Indecisi0n
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Don't worry I'm here all night.
Company Seniority carries with you through out your career at UPS and basically only determine number of vacation weeks you get.. Building Seniority doesn't really mean anything. PT seniority date and a FT seniority are the only things that matter.
Someone might have more company seniority than you and you may have more FT seniority than that person. You having more FT seniority means if you both bid a FT job you get it before them and you pick vacation before them even though they may have more vacation weeks than you.
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margaritaville
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Company senority: effects your benefits, vacations, pay rate, retirement.
Building senority: effects your ability to override other co-workers when picking routes, taking time off, etc.
Building senority: effects your ability to override other co-workers when picking routes, taking time off, etc.
Overpaid Union Thug
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Unless you're in a local that allows full-time transfers (or multibuilding local bids) in which full-time seniority would prevail.
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