8 year part timer question

[Imbunker]

Hello, couldn't find anything on search but I've been a part timer at ups since 2010 and had a question on the new contract. With my pay at about 15:70, will their be any wage increase for me or this only to full timers? Just trying to clarify the details on wages and raises that might be coming. Since it seems many part timers will now be jumped up to 13.00 an hour and later 15 around 22. Is there any sort of wage increase for part timers or am I just stuck at what I have or will their be a changer to raises?

Sorry if this is a sensitive or repeated issue.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

You will get $4.15 over the next 5 years, once the contract gets passed.

 

[wilberforce15]

Congratulations.

Your 8 years of service are now worth $2 more than a new PTer looking for meth money after getting out of prison.

 

[Dulce Bombón]

Hello, couldn't find anything on search but I've been a part timer at ups since 2010 and had a question on the new contract. With my pay at about 15:70, will their be any wage increase for me or this only to full timers? Just trying to clarify the details on wages and raises that might be coming. Since it seems many part timers will now be jumped up to 13.00 an hour and later 15 around 22. Is there any sort of wage increase for part timers or am I just stuck at what I have or will their be a changer to raises?

Sorry if this is a sensitive or repeated issue.

How .70 sounds for now. Its Greatttt!

 

[542thruNthru]

Hello, couldn't find anything on search but I've been a part timer at ups since 2010 and had a question on the new contract. With my pay at about 15:70, will their be any wage increase for me or this only to full timers? Just trying to clarify the details on wages and raises that might be coming. Since it seems many part timers will now be jumped up to 13.00 an hour and later 15 around 22. Is there any sort of wage increase for part timers or am I just stuck at what I have or will their be a changer to raises?

Sorry if this is a sensitive or repeated issue.

2018-70c you- $16.40
2019- 75c you- $17.15
2020- 80c you- $17.95
2021-90c you- $18.85
2022- $1 you- $19.85

Total $4.15 through 5 years.

 

[wilberforce15]

2018-70c you- $16.40
2019- 75c you- $17.15
2020- 80c you- $17.95
2021-90c you- $18.85
2022- $1 you- $19.85

Total $4.15 through 5 years.

So, after you give the company roughly 14 years of your life, you'll be equal with the CPI-adjusted starting pay of the gray-hairs lecturing you about voting.

 

[542thruNthru]

So, after you give the company roughly 14 years of your life, you'll be equal with the starting pay of the gray-hairs lecturing you about voting.

All I did was answer his question.

 

[wilberforce15]

All I did was answer his question.

Yep, and yours was perfectly correct.

I've decided to let the chip on my shoulder show up in every conversation. It's a matter of principle.

Anyone who voted for the last half-dozen contracts is complicit in screwing over the people they lecture.

When I'll work 14 years for what a gray-hair got on day one, it seems reasonable.

 

[542thruNthru]

Yep, and yours was perfectly correct.

I've decided to let the chip on my shoulder show up in every conversation. It's a matter of principle.

Anyone who voted for the last half-dozen contracts is complicit in screwing over the people they lecture.

So are you assuming I voted yes for the last half dozen contracts?

 

[wilberforce15]

So are you assuming I voted yes for the last half dozen contracts?

Are you female?

I can't think of any other reason to assume I was talking about you when I didn't address it to you.

 

[Jkloc420]

Hello, couldn't find anything on search but I've been a part timer at ups since 2010 and had a question on the new contract. With my pay at about 15:70, will their be any wage increase for me or this only to full timers? Just trying to clarify the details on wages and raises that might be coming. Since it seems many part timers will now be jumped up to 13.00 an hour and later 15 around 22. Is there any sort of wage increase for part timers or am I just stuck at what I have or will their be a changer to raises?

Sorry if this is a sensitive or repeated issue.

seriously and you been at ups 8 years

 

[Jkloc420]

Are you female?

I can't think of any other reason to assume I was talking about you when I didn't address it to you.

yes and she is hot

 

[wilberforce15]

seriously and you been at ups 8 years

Yeah, that would show nobody in the union or experienced membership ever talked to him about anything or showed him the ropes.

Don't blame him. Blame yourselves.

 

[wilberforce15]

yes and she is hot

Being hot would explain the extra attitude.

 

[542thruNthru]

Are you female?

I can't think of any other reason to assume I was talking about you when I didn't address it to you.

You quoted me, which means you're talking to me. Either way I don't care. Keep doing what you're doing.

 

[542thruNthru]

yes and she is hot

Extremely hot.

 

[Jkloc420]

Being hot would explain the extra attitude.

yep she gots an atitude

 

[542thruNthru]

yep she gots an atitude

With extreme hotness comes extreme attitude.

It's the cross I bear.

 

[Dulce Bombón]

So, after you give the company roughly 14 years of your life, you'll be equal with the CPI-adjusted starting pay of the gray-hairs lecturing you about voting.

You right!. I need a box of tissues, from the Dollar Store, oops, can't afforded the raise is .70

 

[Wally]

Hello, couldn't find anything on search but I've been a part timer at ups since 2010 and had a question on the new contract. With my pay at about 15:70, will their be any wage increase for me or this only to full timers? Just trying to clarify the details on wages and raises that might be coming. Since it seems many part timers will now be jumped up to 13.00 an hour and later 15 around 22. Is there any sort of wage increase for part timers or am I just stuck at what I have or will their be a changer to raises?

Sorry if this is a sensitive or repeated issue.

You will get $4.15 over the next 5 years, once the contract gets passed.