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Takes getting used to...ask me in a month
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And I waited 22 years...lol
Indecisi0n
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When they say it's in the bagel lot that just means it's on property somewhere, anywhere.
Johney
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Give it more than a month. It takes at least 3 to get settled in. That's if you're just working nights.
Indecisi0n
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Takes more than a month but each day gets a little easier.
Johney
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See post #5332
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Is your shadow coming with you?
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Had to say goodbye...
ManInBrown
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Yes. Kiedra is great. Always very cheery.
Indecisi0n
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You'll see what I mean when you go to look for a load and they tell you where it is suppose to be.
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The upper and lower is actually Upper Concentra and lower Concentra, the two lots east of the Bagel Lot and built on the property once occupied by Concentra medical .
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Yes, Ghetto Girl is such a sweetheart.
ihateloading
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I have a couple questions my union steward couldn’t quite answer and I haven’t had time to ask the HR(?) people at work.
First, I work at the CACH hub in Hodgkins, IL as a loader. After reading the current central contract, it says A PT’er can not bid into a full time position until they have 6 months seniority (I only have about 3 months), am I reading this correctly? I also can not bid into a full time position in the months of November & December correct?
Next question, which I guess would be more so opinions from you guys. I found a thread that pretty much answered most of my questions about CACH and the feeder position, but CACH is currently hiring feeder drivers from off the street. in the future(say next year), do y’all think this means CACH NEEDS drivers? Or are they just obligated to hire a couple temporary drivers off the street for peak season?
If it’s the latter, should I wait until next peak season(next year) to sign a bid sheet? (despite my username, I can actually deal with loading for another year or even 2 if needed lol)
Thanks
First, I work at the CACH hub in Hodgkins, IL as a loader. After reading the current central contract, it says A PT’er can not bid into a full time position until they have 6 months seniority (I only have about 3 months), am I reading this correctly? I also can not bid into a full time position in the months of November & December correct?
Next question, which I guess would be more so opinions from you guys. I found a thread that pretty much answered most of my questions about CACH and the feeder position, but CACH is currently hiring feeder drivers from off the street. in the future(say next year), do y’all think this means CACH NEEDS drivers? Or are they just obligated to hire a couple temporary drivers off the street for peak season?
If it’s the latter, should I wait until next peak season(next year) to sign a bid sheet? (despite my username, I can actually deal with loading for another year or even 2 if needed lol)
Thanks
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Yea...I didn’t know how to spell Concentra...
Coldworld
60 months and counting
Is that 2500 take home???
retiredTxfeeder
cap'n crunch
2500 gross.
Coldworld
60 months and counting
Hell... I’d drag @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U ass out there for that kind of money...
retiredTxfeeder
cap'n crunch
The senior driver who wins the bid for the job picks his own co-driver from anyone in the department, High or low seniority.
