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<blockquote data-quote="DontThrowPackages" data-source="post: 996527" data-attributes="member: 42215"><p>Rumors on the WC is the same as the Midwest. Word from one manager is, they're looking to take a loop and divide it into Belt Pullers and FO drivers. The FO guys would start early, knock out FO for that loops area and return to station. Then they would jump into their truck, which has been loaded by the Belt puller. The FO driver will then balance out and go back out again. P1, P2 and early oncalls and return to station and clock out. The Belt puller would go out and get off p1,p2 and his PU RTE but the PU RTE may be only 2-3 times a week give or take the over under of 35 per week rule. Nobody is to get over 40 in the week if at all possible. So looks like the 52-55 work weeks are long gone. Lots of couriers have based their budgets on OT but for the ones that didnt, having a lot more free time may be easy to get use to. As long as I have a FT job,even if its only 38 a week, I take it. I don't have 4 cars to pay off or anything out of my budget and I hope most everyone else is in the same boat but If I was 21 years old, I would be looking to find better things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DontThrowPackages, post: 996527, member: 42215"] Rumors on the WC is the same as the Midwest. Word from one manager is, they're looking to take a loop and divide it into Belt Pullers and FO drivers. The FO guys would start early, knock out FO for that loops area and return to station. Then they would jump into their truck, which has been loaded by the Belt puller. The FO driver will then balance out and go back out again. P1, P2 and early oncalls and return to station and clock out. The Belt puller would go out and get off p1,p2 and his PU RTE but the PU RTE may be only 2-3 times a week give or take the over under of 35 per week rule. Nobody is to get over 40 in the week if at all possible. So looks like the 52-55 work weeks are long gone. Lots of couriers have based their budgets on OT but for the ones that didnt, having a lot more free time may be easy to get use to. As long as I have a FT job,even if its only 38 a week, I take it. I don't have 4 cars to pay off or anything out of my budget and I hope most everyone else is in the same boat but If I was 21 years old, I would be looking to find better things. [/QUOTE]
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