Out of hours!

over9five

Moderator
Staff member
Never been in quite this scenario before...

I have 14 hours available today, start at 1400.
Next week I change days to Sun to Thurs, 0700 start, so I'll not have a reset.

Do I:

1. Call in now, and tell them I can work today OR Sunday?

2. Go to work and tell them when I start?

3. Work today, call Sun and tell them I don't have 8 available?
 

EmerCond421

Well-Known Member
I'd say Call now, and inform them of the situation and let mgmt. decide. This way if gives mgmt. a chance to figure out how to cover whichever way they decide and you come out looking the responsible, caring individual that you are. Just my 2 cents.
 

over9five

Moderator
Staff member
I'd say Call now, and inform them of the situation and let mgmt. decide. This way if gives mgmt. a chance to figure out how to cover whichever way they decide and you come out looking the responsible, caring individual that you are. Just my 2 cents.

But then I'd only end up with 46 hours this week. I'm not sure I'm that caring.....!!!

Work today, call em Sunday,enjoy the playoffs!!!!

This sounds like a well thought out plan.
 

rod

Retired 22 years
Why should he have to enform management about what they should know anyway. They created this problem - let them worry about it.
 

705red

Browncafe Steward
Im with Rod and Local804, work today and let management operate the business, that is their job of course! Watch football Sunday!
 

EmerCond421

Well-Known Member
Why should he have to enform management about what they should know anyway. They created this problem - let them worry about it.

Because we all know everyone is concerned about doing their job and it most likely slipped by their attention, just sayin'. :peaceful:
 
Why should he have to enform management about what they should know anyway. They created this problem - let them worry about it.
But but, doesn't the law say it is the responsibility of the driver to know if he/she has enough time left?

Over, just work tonight as usual and then start your shift on Sunday. Then after you are running out of hours call them and tell them to come get ya. Sounds like OT to me. LOL...Just kidding, it all depends on if you want to be off tonight or sunday.
 

rod

Retired 22 years
Because we all know everyone is concerned about doing their job and it most likely slipped by their attention, just sayin'. :peaceful:

Why is it that someone can be worked over his limit of hours and that can be excused as "slipping their attention" but let him be 5 minutes overallowed for his job and everyone from some part time sup up to the Division Manager knows about it immediately:wink2:
 
Why is it that someone can be worked over his limit of hours and that can be excused as "slipping their attention" but let him be 5 minutes overallowed for his job and everyone from some part time sup up to the Division Manager knows about it immediately:wink2:
hmmmmm, with a few words exchanged, this scenario looks really familiar.
 

Covemastah

Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
Over this has happened to me when I was on cover!! Tell them to keep you local or in the yard & you want to leave early to reset. Jerry let me do that a few times & you don't want to miss OT Sunday..Are you on cover now or are you now a glorified rail rat??
 

over9five

Moderator
Staff member
Over this has happened to me when I was on cover!! Tell them to keep you local or in the yard & you want to leave early to reset. Jerry let me do that a few times & you don't want to miss OT Sunday..Are you on cover now or are you now a glorified rail rat??

But, but.....to reset, I'd have to work less than 8. Should I do that??? It actually sounds kinda good for a friday night.

You are right about Sunday, don't want to miss the ot.
 

rod

Retired 22 years
Being a package driver for my 30 year carreer I forget that feeders are a whole different group of people. I never met a feeder driver that wasn't "all about the hours". Its like they don't want or have a family life and would rather work more than anything else. If making a few more bucks working on Sunday is what turns your crank- go for it. I personally just don't understand. :dissapointed:
 
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