If you are a preloader who volunteers to work metro, you get OT after 8.Even if you work two separate shifts anything over 5 is still overtime, unless it was driver helper. Find a supervisor who gives a **** usually they'll help you get your pay worked out.
I thought there was something about OT after 5, but I guess not.Ok menotyou I have found the disparity.
Atlantic supplement.
"Part-time employees working in any part-time classification over five (5) hours in anyshift or combination of shifts will receive overtime after five (5)
hours, and/or for all hours of work in excess of thirty (30) hours in
a week. "
New York supplement
"Part-time employees shall be guaranteed a minimum of three and one-half (3 1/2) hours and
shall be paid overtime over five and one-half (5 ½) hours on their assigned shift . This provision does
not apply to employees who double shift—they shall receive overtime after 8 hours."
So yeah. Depends on where you are.
If by oc your from orange county CA nobody gets OT after 5, when I would double shift I would get it after 8
It sounds like things run quite a bit differently here versus the rest of the county (based off what I've read here. Funny, I figured being in California UPS would be on the more...uh..liberal side of things regarding the union, jobs in the hub, OT things like that.
Honestly, I would go to either HR or a shop steward and ask....there is no hurt in trying but if that is the case then a lot of people have been underpaid