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<blockquote data-quote="Jackburton" data-source="post: 1647151" data-attributes="member: 34538"><p>They could, but that gives an arguement for the union that he wasn't given a fair shake, much like measuring a FT driver's performance on multiple routes wouldn't be an accurate assessment of their abilities. Hence why non bid drivers don't face the scrutiny that bid drivers do. This is why I think they are more than ready to qualify the guy but putting him through "trial by fire" to see how far they can push him.</p><p></p><p>The first 30 working days this guy performs work on would "qualify" him, working him beyond that would in and of itself admit that management finds his performance acceptable, if not they wouldn't work him past those thirty days. This is how management can also end up with a driver that shouldn't be as they don't seem to follow up on how many days these drivers work, unless of course the driver is being watched because of poor performance. In that case they would be following the "30 days on one route" to insure they have a solid case for disqualifying.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jackburton, post: 1647151, member: 34538"] They could, but that gives an arguement for the union that he wasn't given a fair shake, much like measuring a FT driver's performance on multiple routes wouldn't be an accurate assessment of their abilities. Hence why non bid drivers don't face the scrutiny that bid drivers do. This is why I think they are more than ready to qualify the guy but putting him through "trial by fire" to see how far they can push him. The first 30 working days this guy performs work on would "qualify" him, working him beyond that would in and of itself admit that management finds his performance acceptable, if not they wouldn't work him past those thirty days. This is how management can also end up with a driver that shouldn't be as they don't seem to follow up on how many days these drivers work, unless of course the driver is being watched because of poor performance. In that case they would be following the "30 days on one route" to insure they have a solid case for disqualifying. [/QUOTE]
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