TeltBender
Well-Known Member
What part timer is getting less than 3.5 hrs in 2022 anyways? We are understaffed.
Like many other fully grown men working part-time, I have a very full life of obligations, and easily have productive work to do in those times. UPS isn't even a side gig. The union made the job that way.Just work the 3.5.
Get the to workim aware of using your seniority to get the work thats available before others...but is there anything in the southern agreement that states one can use their seniority to not work. for example: demanding to be sent home before others with less seniority... more specifically, giving a lower seniority driver your DIAD and telling them they're running you're route today and you'll be the one going home "MUAHAHAHA"
Why?Get the to work
So you can afford good drank , good smokeWhy?
Once again ups doing exactly as they please with no consequencesHad a situation yesterday on the preload. We were lighter in volume than normal so an hour or so before start time, management went from the bottom up, called like 4 or 5 people and said they weren't needed, even though they were scheduled.
Shouldn't it always be from the top down in that situation to see if the highest seniority wants the day off?
Had a situation yesterday on the preload. We were lighter in volume than normal so an hour or so before start time, management went from the bottom up, called like 4 or 5 people and said they weren't needed, even though they were scheduled.
Shouldn't it always be from the top down in that situation to see if the highest seniority wants the day off?
Don't know why any driver would accept that?They do that with drivers too. Will call them at 745 and tell them they are laid off.
Who doesn't enjoy when these lazy clowns find out they cannot retire, not enough time in. Lol, Classic.Hah we have the same guys RO every single day in our building. Some of them would go home every day of the week if they could I bet.
Probably because they are constantly forced in on their scheduled day off so they will take a day off anyway they can get it.Don't know why any driver would accept that?
How much time do you need? I've got less than three years in so I haven't thought about it or researched it too much. Although I probably should.Who doesn't enjoy when these lazy clowns find out they cannot retire, not enough time in. Lol, Classic.
We've had a few guys that lost some vacation time and got some partial pension credits because they took too many dead daysWho doesn't enjoy when these lazy clowns find out they cannot retire, not enough time in. Lol, Classic.
We've had a few guys that lost some vacation time and got some partial pension credits because they took too many dead days
How much time do you need? I've got less than three years in so I haven't thought about it or researched it too much. Although I probably should.
There's a guy in our center that has taken so much dead time. That not only is he not going to accrue pension for the year he's not going to have enough hours for vacations next year either.Who doesn't enjoy when these lazy clowns find out they cannot retire, not enough time in. Lol, Classic.
750 hours PT for a 1 year pension credit. Been that way since maybe 1997. Where have you been?Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe it’s 1000 hrs/yr for PT and 2000 hrs/yr FT to receive 1 year of pension credit.