Simple ? about transfer.

[Avalon]

I am a feeder driver in northern Illinois (710).
My wife is considering a career path that could one day take her to southern California. I know there is no keeping bid seniority in any kind of move. Is there a such thing as a transfer where I could keep my company seniority for my pay and vacations.
Thanks

 

[Wally]

Nope.

Aren't most trying to flee both of those states if they can?

 

[CHALLY9TX]

No

 

[silenze]

Well there must be a way. Because earlier this year they were so hard up for cach drivers they put up a transfer bid here in Wisconsin

 

[barnyard]

Well there must be a way. Because earlier this year they were so hard up for cach drivers they put up a transfer bid here in Wisconsin

That was for drivers to move TO cach, not away. A similar bid was put up in Mn buildings for people to move to the Bakken oil patch. The Bakken bids were for PT people to move to FT only.

 

[Highwayman]

Transfers are only used when it is to the company's benefit not the worker's.

 

[MoarTape]

Could always enroll in school and do an educational transfer.

 

[Brownslave688]

Only way to do this is to get your center manager and the center manager where you're going and the HR at both places to work something out. Basically you'd quit on a Friday then get rehired on Monday in California.

 

[Bagels]

Only way to do this is to get your center manager and the center manager where you're going and the HR at both places to work something out. Basically you'd quit on a Friday then get rehired on Monday in California.

This would only assure continued employment with UPS but he would be considered a new hire and would not retain company seniority.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

This would only assure continued employment with UPS but he would be considered a new hire and would not retain company seniority.

They could work it out to where he gets to keep his company seniority.

 

[rod]

Only way to do this is to get your center manager and the center manager where you're going and the HR at both places to work something out. Basically you'd quit on a Friday then get rehired on Monday in California.

That would never happen ------it would involve cooperation on too many levels (and some actual work).

 

[Brownslave688]

That would never happen ------it would involve cooperation on too many levels (and some actual work).

It's happened before.

 

[rod]

It's happened before.

where? I don't believe it