Paid bathroom break

[charm299]

Are rpcd entitled to paid bathroom breaks? I thought I read somewhere it’s a federal law.

 

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Are rpcd entitled to paid bathroom breaks? I thought I read somewhere it’s a federal law.

Yes.

 

[NAHimGOOD]

Are rpcd entitled to paid bathroom breaks? I thought I read somewhere it’s a federal law.

Settle down

 

[charm299]

Settle down

I’m just making sure, I had the center manager and 2 on cars following me the other day

 

[NAHimGOOD]

I’m just making sure, I had the center manager and 2 on cars following me the other day

I would have driven up to them.

Asked in a concerning way if they were ok.

Then proceeded to talk to them for an extended amount of time.

Then called in needing someone to take 33 stops of me because they wanted to shoot the breeze.

Every single time.

 

[charm299]

I would have driven up to them.

Asked in a concerning way if they were ok.

Then proceeded to talk to them for an extended amount of time.

Then called in needing someone to take 33 stops of me because they wanted to shoot the breeze.

Every single time.

They pulled me over once I got in a neighborhood, they ended up taking 20 stops off of me because I had an 8 hr request. It’s a new center manager and he been firing people for stupid .

 

[Wally]

Runner-gunners hold it.

 

[542thruNthru]

They pulled me over once I got in a neighborhood, they ended up taking 20 stops off of me because I had an 8 hr request. It’s a new center manager and he been firing people for stupid .

Hope you filed a sup working grievance.

 

[GenericUsername]

Runner-gunners hold it.

No they don't. They make freshly squeezed lemonade in a water bottle and leave it for the next driver tomorrow.

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

Yeah I take a fat dump before I clock every night for about 45 minutes.

 

[charm299]

Hope you filed a sup working grievance.

They sent another driver to get the stops but I filed a harassment grievance

 

[olroadbeech]

You can take 12 bathroom breaks if you need to.

 

[DriverNerd]

You can take as many bathroom breaks that you need. The only issue is if you go into a convenience store or restaurant and come out with food/drink and don't put it in as break. If you need to use the bathroom, you go do your thing, then go straight back to work it is all paid time.

 

[JL 0513]

Are rpcd entitled to paid bathroom breaks? I thought I read somewhere it’s a federal law.

No, you can only go during lunch hour. If you crap yourself outside of that, it's OK. UPS uniforms aren't brown for nothing.

 

[Wally]

You can take 12 bathroom breaks if you need to.

That's a lot. Lol, a sup's head would explode on an OJS.

I wonder if they can make you see a doctor?

 

[olroadbeech]

That's a lot. Lol, a sup's head would explode on an OJS.

I wonder if they can make you see a doctor?

you old folggies with prostates the size of a coconut..........maybe.

 

[charm299]

You can take as many bathroom breaks that you need. The only issue is if you go into a convenience store or restaurant and come out with food/drink and don't put it in as break. If you need to use the bathroom, you go do your thing, then go straight back to work it is all paid time.

I go in a restaurant,take a piss, and then click out for lunch

 

[burrheadd]

you old folggies with prostates the size of a coconut..........maybe.

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

That's a lot. Lol, a sup's head would explode on an OJS.

I wonder if they can make you see a doctor?

Well if they’d give us AC maybe we wouldn’t have to drink 3 gallons of water each shift.

 

[Cowboy Mac]

I go in a restaurant,take a piss, and then click out for lunch

You are not allowed to combine a paid restroom break with lunch break. Plan it so you deliver a stop in between the restroom and lunch break.

Breaks and Meal Periods

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