30 day position policy?

[willfulspore]

Hey everyone, new user here. I wanted to ask if anyone knows about a 30 day policy I've heard about.
I got put in a new position (designated responder, yeah) that I initially agreed to, but it's been about 3 weeks in terms of work days, and I hate it.
Some old dogs mentioned that if I let management know within 30 days of being in my new position that I no longer want that position, I can refuse it. Is this a true policy?
I'l be talking with my superior regardless, but my upper-man is a little on the loco and I'd be more comfortable with a solid policy on my back before confronting him about it.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Hey everyone, new user here. I wanted to ask if anyone knows about a 30 day policy I've heard about.
I got put in a new position (designated responder, yeah) that I initially agreed to, but it's been about 3 weeks in terms of work days, and I hate it.
Some old dogs mentioned that if I let management know within 30 days of being in my new position that I no longer want that position, I can refuse it. Is this a true policy?
I'l be talking with my superior regardless, but my upper-man is a little on the loco and I'd be more comfortable with a solid policy on my back before confronting him about it.

Yes. You can give up the spot and go to your old one.

 

[john chesney]

Hey everyone, new user here. I wanted to ask if anyone knows about a 30 day policy I've heard about.
I got put in a new position (designated responder, yeah) that I initially agreed to, but it's been about 3 weeks in terms of work days, and I hate it.
Some old dogs mentioned that if I let management know within 30 days of being in my new position that I no longer want that position, I can refuse it. Is this a true policy?
I'l be talking with my superior regardless, but my upper-man is a little on the loco and I'd be more comfortable with a solid policy on my back before confronting him about it.

What is a designated responder and what job did you leave?

 

[Turdferguson]

Hey everyone, new user here. I wanted to ask if anyone knows about a 30 day policy I've heard about.
I got put in a new position (designated responder, yeah) that I initially agreed to, but it's been about 3 weeks in terms of work days, and I hate it.
Some old dogs mentioned that if I let management know within 30 days of being in my new position that I no longer want that position, I can refuse it. Is this a true policy?
I'l be talking with my superior regardless, but my upper-man is a little on the loco and I'd be more comfortable with a solid policy on my back before confronting him about it.

If they put you through Hazmat class expect them to get pissed

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

If they put you through Hazmat class expect them to get

But sending a guy out of state for weeks of training to be a driver than “disqualify” them is ok. Got it.

 

[Turdferguson]

But sending a guy out of state for weeks of training to be a driver than “disqualify” them is ok. Got it.

I don't make the rules bro. I am just sharing knowledge

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

I don't make the rules bro. I am just sharing knowledge

I know. Your the most helpful person on this site to people honestly. You give good info, I’m just sayin.

 

[Maple Grove MN Driver]

If they put you through Hazmat class expect them to get

Who cares what Management thinks

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Who cares what Management thinks

New employees

 

[MyTripisCut]

I know. Your the most helpful person on this site to people honestly. You give good info, I’m just sayin.

 

[UnconTROLLed]

Yes, the contract spells out how to give up the responder job. Since you are in your 30 days you may be able to give it up without the formalities. I don't blame you, never enjoyed it personally.

 

[Wally]

I know. Your the most helpful person on this site to people honestly. You give good info, I’m just sayin.