searchlori
New Member
IM a 25+ driver and transferred to a 22.3 inside job and after 14 months went back to package. do I really lose all my driving seniority even though it is within the same building?
retaining seniority
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Where I was, bids were just within the building. A guy retired off a cake route, I was bored inside and no one outbid me. Bingo!
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Turdferguson
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Who told you that you lose your full time seniority?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
He was talking about his driving seniority, not his full time seniority.
gorilla75jdw
Well-Known Member
In our Local if you jump classifications you do go to the bottom of the classification seniorty list . You still retain all your vacations (although you would pick vacations after everybody that is ahead of you in the new classification) , you would not lose any money unless you went to a job that paid less for the skill . Given your question , it's a definite "yes" , in our area .
gorilla75jdw
Well-Known Member
You would also lose out on overtime if it's given , based upon your new seniorty within the classification.
PT Car Washer
Banned
My building does not have classification seniority. Only PT and FT seniority.
Overpaid Union Thug
Well-Known Member
Must be nice. My local is too concerned with pampering one particular building to do anything similar. But of course their excuse is that they are scared of a lawsuit if they were to make that move. I do think it would be better if that applied to company seniority instead for part-time bidding to full-time though. Don't people in the larger buildings get mad when a full-timer from an extended center who has less company seniority passes them for a full-time transfer?
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searchlori
New Member
I was told that I lost l all my driving seniority and would go to the bottom of vacation picks union guy doesnt like me and wouldn't throw water on me if I was on fire!
