Layoffs

[bowhnterdon]

Straight from the BA mouth so not much you can do.

Oh, I know, still think that is a crock of BS...

 

[MECH-lift]

Didn't you quit?

They asked me to be a helper

 

[542thruNthru]

They asked me to be a helper

So... what you're saying is....


It's a inside job?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

They asked me to be a helper

Scab.

 

[Poop Head]

We lost Amazon here and had had them. People on the streets. So sad.

I was on my way home from work yesterday, stopped at a long traffic light. Heard a familiar sound. It was one of our old drones, panhandling for change.

 

[burrheadd]

Can they lay-off from the bottom up for full time employees? All the years I’ve been with ups they’ve always went top to bottom?

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[Wally]

Oh, I know, still think that is a crock of BS...

 

[Brown echo]

 

[barnyard]

What probably happened is that someone complained about not getting a day off when they wanted one. A manager shrugged and said, "Fine, if this is not going to work, then everyone works and we lay off from the bottom up, just the way it says in the contract."

Happens in our center from time to time. Lasts a month or 2, then goes back to normal.

 

[Brown287]

The fact that there are employees that don’t understand seniority and how it works is insane.

The right to work is prioritized by seniority and days off are offered top to bottom.

Layoffs are completely different then an RTO.

 

[Over70irregs]

Union = Seniority. End of story. Do YOUR time

 

[comtnbrown]

That's what she said....

 

[watdaflock?]

Depends where you are.


We are told “seniority gives you the right to work. Not the right not to work”

Explain the difference.

 

[Brownslave688]

Explain the difference.

Pretty self explanatory. You can grieve someone under you working over you. You can’t grieve someone under you getting a day off over you.

 

[watdaflock?]

Pretty self explanatory. You can grieve someone under you working over you. You can’t grieve someone under you getting a day off over you.

Got it. The second "not" was overlooked by myself.
"not the right not to work"