TENTATIVE AGREEMENT REACHED AT UPS

scoot_

Active Member
I don't understand how there can be a 8hr guarantee for pvd's when preload is already starting at 1 or 12am

Does anyone have an actual solution of getting rid of pvds?
 

RTS313

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Bring her to my house and drop her off for a couple hours
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HubSnakeWrangler

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So 22.4 drivers will be able to reach top pay of $49 when they're all made RPCD? Before, they had same top rate of 22.3 combos. I know many think combos have it easy in the hubs but newer combos in my building are almost exclusively load(unload)/load(unload)or 2 "hard" shifts combined. The rate of about $44 is is great for me because I have seniority to have two easy shift areas. I just feel for the combos that don't. There's still a 2 tier wage for all full timers. I know the specifics are yet to be released but id like clarification on this issue.
 

nWo

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So 22.4 drivers will be able to reach top pay of $49 when they're all made RPCD? Before, they had same top rate of 22.3 combos. I know many think combos have it easy in the hubs but newer combos in my building are almost exclusively load(unload)/load(unload)or 2 "hard" shifts combined. The rate of about $44 is is great for me because I have seniority to have two easy shift areas. I just feel for the combos that don't. There's still a 2 tier wage for all full timers. I know the specifics are yet to be released but id like clarification on this issue.

$49ish top pay in 2028. And 22.4s will be RPCDs. They will no longer be combo employees.
 

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)

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I don't understand how there can be a 8hr guarantee for pvd's when preload is already starting at 1 or 12am

Does anyone have an actual solution of getting rid of pvds?
Current PTers will be given first choice as to whether they want to work at PVD's or in their current roles. Any shortages would be filled with seasonal hires, which they would probably throw in to the unload.

PVD is not a bad gig----hourly rate plus mileage (IRS reimbursement rate).
 

HubSnakeWrangler

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$49ish top pay in 2028. And 22.4s will be RPCDs. They will no longer be combo employees.
Yeah, I get that there's always been a pay differential between combos and drivers. Personally I have medical issues that prevented me going driving in 2000. I know it seems nonsensical but it still feels crappy that some combos, 22.4, get that opportunity for higher rate than others. I am using vacation towards my FMLA right now so I have already started day drinking. I'm definitely up in my feelings right now. 😆 Sorry
 

nWo

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Current PTers will be given first choice as to whether they want to work at PVD's or in their current roles. Any shortages would be filled with seasonal hires, which they would probably throw in to the unload.

PVD is not a bad gig----hourly rate plus mileage (IRS reimbursement rate).

You think they might make them preload still then PVD after?
 
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