Thebrownblob
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He also forgets he would make that money and get overtime after five hours most places while the 22.3 would have to work 8We don't have too many of those jobs here.
He also forgets he would make that money and get overtime after five hours most places while the 22.3 would have to work 8We don't have too many of those jobs here.
I’m talking about long term part time warehouse workers. If I have been loading in the building for 10 years part time, there is no reason I should have a lower hourly pay than a full timer loader/unloader who is full payWe don't have too many of those jobs here.
Why didn't you go full time?I’m talking about long term part time warehouse workers. If I have been loading in the building for 10 years part time, there is no reason I should have a lower hourly pay than a full timer loader/unloader who is full pay
Do you not want to go full time?I’m talking about long term part time warehouse workers. If I have been loading in the building for 10 years part time, there is no reason I should have a lower hourly pay than a full timer loader/unloader who is full pay
I am talking about inside loading. Not driving. Full time warehouse job of loading/unloading os $35 an hour. Part time loader for 10 years gets $18 an hour doing the exact same workBut you’re not doing the exact same job, are you? You don’t drive. It’s not like RPCD are on a bus now is it?
None of your businessWhy didn't you go full time?
I do not.Do you not want to go full time?
Then you’re in a different classification. We don’t have a classification just called warehouse person. We have articles that cover the different jobs and pay ratesI do not.
None of your business
Because you work less hours. Your PT.I’ve seen you say this a few times, I’m curious why you think part timers deserve less hourly pay for doing the same work as full timers? That doesn’t make sense
I get it. If what you describe is accurate, I have to agree, that’s not right.I am talking about inside loading. Not driving. Full time warehouse job of loading/unloading os $35 an hour. Part time loader for 10 years gets $18 an hour doing the exact same work
I’ve been here for over 10 years, where on earth did you get the idea I just started?If I've been with the company for 10 years and you barely just started, why should you be getting paid anywhere near what I get paid when you haven't invested the time, sweat and energy I have?
I realize that, and we are currently in negotiations of a new contract, that’s why I bring it up.Then you’re in a different classification. We don’t have a classification just called warehouse person. We have articles that cover the different jobs.
I don’t think it’s on the table. I’m sorry.I realize that, and we are currently in negotiations of a new contract, that’s why I bring it up.
A long time part timer loader should have the same top pay as a full time loader. Equal pay for equal work
If you want more money than part time, then go full time and get more hours
I’ve been a loader for ten years and get paid $18 an hour. A full time loader gets $35 an hour. Your math is wrong, and your also assuming the company allows consistent over time to begin withHe also forgets he would make that money and get overtime after five hours most places while the 22.3 would have to work 8
Same reason 4 year drivers make as much as 35 year driversIf I've been with the company for 10 years and you barely just started, why should you be getting paid anywhere near what I get paid when you haven't invested the time, sweat and energy I have?
I realize that, and we are currently in negotiations of a new contract, that’s why I bring it up.
A long time part timer loader should have the same top pay as a full time loader. Equal pay for equal work
If you want more money than part time, then go full time and get more hours
Why did you and me take a full time bid?I don’t think it’s on the table. I’m sorry.