4yr to 3yr progression

[904ZEUS]

what does it mean for the people on the 4yr progression of it changes to 3yr?

 

[Tony Q]

what does it mean for the people on the 4yr progression of it changes to 3yr?

They would go to top rate quicker.

 

[Tony Q]

This is actually a pretty good rumor!

 

[904ZEUS]

They would go to top rate quicker.

I have been told two different storys....
1. Depending on where they are in progression they would receive a raise and go to a 3yr progression.
2. That they are under a different contract and would stay on a 4 yr.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

I would have to think that if they lowered the progression to 3 years they would have to knock one year off of everyone in progression currently. Someone who gets hired as a full time employee as of August 1 (or whenever the new contract kicks in) shouldn't be at top rate as someone who got it right before the contract was voted in. Just my opinion

 

[Tony Q]

I have been told two different storys....
1. Depending on where they are in progression they would receive a raise and go to a 3yr progression.
2. That they are under a different contract and would stay on a 4 yr.

Nothing is TA'ed yet, and the contract hasn't even been fully negotiated or put up to a vote. right now its all speculation

 

[rod]

I heard it was going to a five year progression instead of 4.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

I heard it was going to a five year progression instead of 4.

4 years is too long, 5 would be ridiculous. They can't get people to come out driving as it is, now make them wait another year to hit top rate. Good luck!!

 

[burrheadd]

I heard it was going to a five year progression instead of 4.

I heard 7 maybe 8

 

[Daf]

what does it mean for the people on the 4yr progression of it changes to 3yr?

Depends on what they agree on....

 

[Box Ox]

I would have to think that if they lowered the progression to 3 years they would have to knock one year off of everyone in progression currently.

They'd be glad to do it in exchange for voting Yes to the creation of a new driver underclass for new hires.

 

[1989]

I heard 7 maybe 8

At the very least.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Lower progression, lol

 

[opie]

There are people who would vote for a 10 year progression. As long it doesn't affect them, some don't care.

 

[PT Car Washer]

There are people who would vote for a 10 year progression. As long it doesn't affect them, some don't care.

I hear it every contract year. "Won't affect me."

 

[Box Ox]

I’d bet that any driver who will finish progression at the current top rate stays on a 4 year path. That 3 year stuff will be for the underclass!

 

[barnyard]

Pretty sure that Teamsters under the railroad contract have 5 year progression, would not be surprised to see it here.

 

[Coldworld]

Pretty sure that Teamsters under the railroad contract have 5 year progression, would not be surprised to see it here.

But do they work as a part time railroad engineers for 4,5 or 8 years and then go into ft. Work???

 

[MAKAVELI]

I hear it every contract year. "Won't affect me."

Welcome to FedEx.

 

[rod]

Pretty sure that Teamsters under the railroad contract have 5 year progression, would not be surprised to see it here.

What Teamsters are under a railroad contract?