How would a layoff work?

[MrSexyUPSman]

Between a part time Air driver who's been here for 5 years and a Full time driver whos been with the company for 3 years , i guess the full time driver would go 'bye be' 1st?

 

[Wontmake9.5]

From what I hear and our stewards told us. It’s based on company seniority. Doesn’t matter who is full time or part time. That’s is also if they do a full building lay-off. But I could also be wrong so don’t take what I seriously bc I don’t even work there.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Between a part time Air driver who's been here for 5 years and a Full time driver whos been with the company for 3 years , i guess the full time driver would go 'bye be' 1st?

Um.
No.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Between a part time Air driver who's been here for 5 years and a Full time driver whos been with the company for 3 years , i guess the full time driver would go 'bye be' 1st?

They aren't going to lay off a full time ground driver to have an a part time air driver do a route. Sorry.

 

[silenze]

He would bump the most junior employee.

 

[WTFm8]

FT have to be laid off 5 consecutive days before they can bump inside/PT.

They also have the option to bump 2 shifts to get their 8hr guarantee.

 

[Yolo]

They have different jobs...

 

[Wally]

Between a part time Air driver who's been here for 5 years and a Full time driver whos been with the company for 3 years , i guess the full time driver would go 'bye be' 1st?

I cant ever remember layoffs at UPS other that some newbie a week or so after peak. It things get that bad we are all screwed.

 

[KOG72]

I cant ever remember layoffs at UPS other that some newbie a week or so after peak. It things get that bad we are all screwed.

Well the 1200.00 checks should start rolling in pretty soon could be peak season in April.

 

[Box Ox]

Between a part time Air driver who's been here for 5 years and a Full time driver whos been with the company for 3 years , i guess the full time driver would go 'bye be' 1st?

Depends on whether the air driver is really a sexy UPS man or more of a Gollum from The Lord of the Rings looking guy like BC’s favorite Canadian.

 

[Indecisi0n]

PT'ers are bottom feeders. FT trumps them in every way when it comes to bumpy bump.

 

[PT Car Washer]

PT'ers are bottom feeders. FT trumps them in every way when it comes to bumpy bump.

Not in the Central Region Supplement.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Not in the Central Region Supplement.

That sucks.

 

[PT Car Washer]

That sucks.

I think it is great. The young guys need to pay their dues.

 

[Zowert]

Yup, happening here. Downtown is practically shut down. So many routes are just... Gone.

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Not in the Central Region Supplement.

How so ?

Layoff language, is by seniority in the classification.


A part-time employee can't bump a full-timer in a layoff situation.

Maybe.... you have negotiated a better deal ?

 

[BadIdeaGuy]

Nobody is gonna take the bait with this guy's username?
Really?

@Indecisi0n ???

 

[Jackburton]

Everyone worried about layoffs, same people are worried about getting a day off today.

 

[Jones]

PT'ers are bottom feeders. FT trumps them in every way when it comes to bumpy bump.

Not in the Central Region Supplement.

Or in the Atlantic.

 

[Jones]

How so ?

Layoff language, is by seniority in the classification.


A part-time employee can't bump a full-timer in a layoff situation.

Maybe.... you have negotiated a better deal ?

Pretty sure he's saying that a laid-off FT driver can't bump a PTer who has more company seniority. That's how it is here, you can bump back to PT but only if you have more company seniority than the people you are bumping.