forced day

  1. C

    22.3 Midnight/Preload 6th day/holiday question (Central)

    So, as the title says, I'm midnight/preload. Midnight does not have forced 6 days, but preload does. This means they're asking that I show up close to 5 hours later than my normal start time and not expecting me to work 8 hours. My steward said in passing that they can't do anything if I don't...
  2. B

    I’ve worked 59.57 hours this week, and now I’m forced to work Saturday. Now what?

    I am a 22.4 and normally a T-Sat driver, but was forced in on Monday. Now I’m at 59.57 hours before starting this morning and they told me I am forced to go in. Should I show up? No, the 70-hour rule is NOT in effect at my center. This is the first time I’ve hit 60 hours so I’m not sure what...
  3. B

    Forced to work 6 days a week. Permanently.

    I've been a day sort package handler at UPS in West Columbia ever since July of 2010. For that whole time, my schedule has been Tuesday to Saturday (5 days a week, with the exception of peak season, of course). Recently, we were told that we would have to start working on Mondays as well. We...
  4. StruckByGoingHome

    Full-time Package Driver/Forced Saturdays?

    Question about Saturday work from a recently qualified driver. I've been hearing that both it's mandatory, but also that it's optional for M-friend drivers. Is it also overtime? I'm fine with the extra money, just want to be informed. Couldn't find it in the Union agreement.
  5. M

    Work slowdown

    Forced six days. The union has failed us. We still, as individuals, control the work. Walk, don’t run. Hand trucks are for pushing, not pulling. If you need a strap to keep your packages in place, you are overloaded. Hell, you shouldn’t be using a strap to begin with. Utilize crosswalks and...
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