Yeah, more scab work, that’s the ticket!
Yeah knew was a catch TSP. was just a wait for them to try and say look we’re trying to reduce hours, and then turn around brake contractual agreements, and make side deals that undercut top scale driver pay.Yeah, more scab work, that’s the ticket!
Bait and switch.Yeah knew was a catch TSP. was just a wait for them to try and say look we’re trying to reduce hours, and then turn around brake contractual agreements, and make side deals that undercut top scale driver pay.
You mean like the 22.4 delivery driver classification?Yeah knew was a catch TSP. was just a wait for them to try and say look we’re trying to reduce hours, and then turn around brake contractual agreements, and make side deals that undercut top scale driver pay.
Somewhat but that was a contractual agreement, that included benefits with a path to topscale driver.You mean like the 22.4 delivery driver classification?
Yeah knew was a catch TSP. was just a wait for them to try and say look we’re trying to reduce hours, and then turn around brake contractual agreements, and make side deals that undercut top scale driver pay.
Precisely. I’m sure they will try anyway
Nope , neither it’s not contractual and they can’t even get people to show up to their shifts how would that even work for the company lol? The solution is quite simple. Follow the contract and hire more full-time employeesI rather have current part timers pvd than random seasonal employees
The company is devious, it will always try and work around its contractual obligations. The local union is complicit at times too.Nope , neither it’s not contractual and they can’t even get people to show up to their shifts how would that even work for the company lol? The solution is quite simple. Follow the contract and hire more full-time employees
Summers almost over…
At top delivery driver rate?
That’s what I was thinking. They’re going to bring in scabs to curb OT.Yeah, more scab work, that’s the ticket!
They need to pay inside workers a living wage to get them to show up. A lot of the people working the belt here are doing it just for the benefits.Nope , neither it’s not contractual and they can’t even get people to show up to their shifts how would that even work for the company lol? The solution is quite simple. Follow the contract and hire more full-time employees
They absolutely need to raise the pay. If the amount of people quitting and the short staff they have does not make them realize I don’t know what will.They need to pay inside workers a living wage to get them to show up. A lot of the people working the belt here are doing it just for the benefits.