22.3 car wash not paid properly

[Just A UPS Guy]

No *, but you said air drivers have 4 year progression

....because they do...

 

[derrick]

air rate was 34.12 inside night hub rate was 21.50 even when you look at the pay rate its full time air driver rate. and i'm listed as a full time employee. both jobs are combo jobs. the air/night is a 22.3 combo and the car wash/preload is 22.3

 

[BigUnionGuy]

air rate was 34.12 inside night hub rate was 21.50 even when you look at the pay rate its full time air driver rate. and i'm listed as a full time employee. both jobs are combo jobs. the air/night is a 22.3 combo and the car wash/preload is 22.3

Have you been thru a full-time progression ?

 

[charm299]

....because they do...

We not talking about them, he said he started over 3 years ago

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

We not talking about them, he said he started over 3 years ago

"We" weren't talking about anything. I was, in fact, talking to someone else. As a statement, "Air drivers have a 4 year progression" is inaccurate.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

We not talking about them, he said he started over 3 years ago

If he had seniority by July 31st of 2018 He would have her 2-year error rate progression if he started after that it would be a 4-year.
All those 22.3 jobs are paying in the ass because they always screw up the payroll

 

[charm299]

If he had seniority by July 31st of 2018 He would have her 2-year error rate progression if he started after that it would be a 4-year.
All those 22.3 jobs are paying in the ass because they always screw up the payroll

I know, I was in progression on that date

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I know, I was in progression on that date

They make this stuff so damn complicated it's ridiculous sometimes

 

[BigUnionGuy]

They make this stuff so damn complicated it's ridiculous sometimes

Not if you ask Bug....

 

[542thruNthru]

Not if you ask Bug....

Well the way @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U types sometimes it could still be extremely difficult.

 

[oldngray]

Well the way @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U types sometimes it could still be extremely difficult.

He blames talk to text.

Not the alcohol.

 

[cosmo1]

He blames talk to text.

Not the alcohol.

Alcohol and mumbling and a “glitch”.

 

[MyTripisCut]

He blames talk to text.

Not the alcohol.

 

[derrick]

If he had seniority by July 31st of 2018 He would have her 2-year error rate progression if he started after that it would be a 4-year.
All those 22.3 jobs are paying in the ass because they always screw up the payroll

I started before July it was in june when I started

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I started before July it was in june when I started

Let's ask @BigUnionGuy

 

[542thruNthru]

I did ask. Asked the shop Steward and the BA both said I would be at 34 because I completed the progression and it's a 22.3 classification. Because the old job I would be at my part time pay but if I go inside on both it would be at 34 because I already completed progression and I shouldn't have to go through it again.

If you asked them, why are you on here asking what article to file? I would imagine you'd ask your BA what article since he/she said you'd keep your progression credit.

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Let's ask @BigUnionGuy

Let's ask @Bubblehead

 

[Bubblehead]

Let's ask @Bubblehead

Sounds to me like he is in year three of his four year full time inside progression and should have stayed in his old job.

 

[I have been lurking]

He blames talk to text.

Not the alcohol.

Or fat fingers

 

[hellfire]

How can a part timer bid a 22.3?