Mack37
Well-Known Member
"Your own craft"? Give me a break, it's not like you're a plumber getting bumped by a guy who used to be a carpenter, you're a truck driver who's driving a different sized truck. Nobody is going to trade school to learn a different job, you get two weeks training (paid for by the company) and then you get your CDL. That's it. If you want to select work ahead of a 20 year driver then stick around for 21 years. It's just that simple.
Whatever turns your crank. Truck driving is considered a “skilled” craft here as it has licensing requirements whereas letter carriers and 5-ton folks don’t.
Doesn’t really matter either way as nobody is bringing their seniority with them here and it was the same way with the local when I was at UPS.