2 drivers with same seniority date

[LeBrown]

Who is above the other? What is it determined by?

Both drivers were on a T-S schedule last week to cover for the 22.4 shortage.

This week one of them got moved to the M-friend schedule. They both have the same seniority date.

Both off the street hires

 

[JustDeliverIt]

In my building you go by PT seniority date if your FT dates are the same. Whoever started with the company first has seniority.

 

[LeBrown]

In my building you go by PT seniority date if your FT dates are the same. Whoever started with the company first has seniority.

Both off the street hires

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Both off the street hires

That hasn't happened here in years, they stagger FT seniority by 1 day based on PT seniority. Last guy I knew that this happened to they literally drew straws in the managers office and determined it that way.

 

[rod]

We had a situation like that where they flipped a coin to see who would be listed above the other on the seniority list. the guy who lost the flip regretted it his whole career. He got screwed on many things during his time.

 

[walk the jewels]

Same thing here, they based seniority off of who was interviewed first.

 

[ManInBrown]

They flip a coin here for feeder seniority. Different classifications here but we had two package drivers that started the same day in feeders with the same company seniority date.

 

[allahuakbar]

Here they do what’s called a penis inspection.

 

[Richard Harrow]

Common sense would dictate who has the lower employee ID number.

But we don't deal in common sense here.

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

Here they do what’s called a penis inspection.

How would you know?

 

[Swanson]

by last name or ss number i'm guessing

 

[allahuakbar]

How would you know?

I’m the inspector

 

[burrheadd]

Both off the street hires

Whoever punched in first on your first day

 

[Wally]

We do the coin flip. Sucks to be the lower senority guy.

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Same thing here, they based seniority off of who was interviewed first.

We do the same thing.... or, who ever punched in first.

We do the coin flip.

Some supplements actually say that.

 

[MECH-lift]

It’s funny looking at the seniority list...most of the full-time dates have a few months or years between them. Now since the 22.4s came along there’s a huge block of names with seniority dates one day apart..makes me sick to my STOMACH

 

[dogs.bite.me]

Who is above the other? What is it determined by?

Both drivers were on a T-S schedule last week to cover for the 22.4 shortage.

This week one of them got moved to the M-friend schedule. They both have the same seniority date.

Both off the street hires

Whoever punched in first on the first day is who has higher seniority here. That’s how we decided it years ago.
Note they stagger them

 

[clarnzz]

Another driver and I gained seniority on the same day, he is ahead based on last name alphabetical order. Pretty stupid, but he has more company seniority than me so I wasn’t too upset, had it been the other way around I would of been pissed.

 

[What'dyabringmetoday???]

We do the same thing.... or, who ever punched in first.





Some supplements actually say that.

Here it goes to the person that delivers the most doughnuts to the "elected leaders". Lol.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

It’s funny looking at the seniority list...most of the full-time dates have a few months or years between them. Now since the 22.4s came along there’s a huge block of names with seniority dates one day apart..makes me sick to my STOMACH

Ours has been a day apart for the past few years now. They have been hiring everyone in groups for a while. They'd make 10 guys RPCD's and they would each have a FT seniority one day apart based on their part time start date. Been that way for about 5 or so years now