made rpcd this week

[JoesUPSacct]

looking forward to being a cover driver the new couple/few years until i can get a bid in. speaking of bids, it seems as if no one in our center understands what seniority is based upon. i think about 10 of our 22.4's upgraded to rpcd but the seniority order is way out of whack and completely different than our last posted 22.4 seniority list.

i asked my center manager specifically about it because a driver that started weeks after i did (and qualified weeks after i did) just got bumped up 6 spots above me on the full time seniority list. center manager said it is based upon the date you first drove for ups. well, i drove before he did. another driver said his seniority was based upon the date of his first class at integrad. another driver said his was based on his qualifying date. another said it was your hiring date. pretty much everyone has a different answer to where we end up on the list.

can one of you guys please point me to something in the contract that i can read that will definitively answer this question. we're only a week out from the first route bids and i'd like to make a case for my spot on the list before then, thanks.

 

[MECH-lift]

the seniority order is way out of whack

CORRECT , they are all one day apart. This is a huge blow to the respect earned from turning to a RPCD..

 

[MECH-lift]

YOULL NEVER BE A RPCD!

 

[silenze]

You talk to steward and business agent. Only they can help you.

 

[Red Devil]

looking forward to being a cover driver the new couple/few years until i can get a bid in. speaking of bids, it seems as if no one in our center understands what seniority is based upon. i think about 10 of our 22.4's upgraded to rpcd but the seniority order is way out of whack and completely different than our last posted 22.4 seniority list.

i asked my center manager specifically about it because a driver that started weeks after i did (and qualified weeks after i did) just got bumped up 6 spots above me on the full time seniority list. center manager said it is based upon the date you first drove for ups. well, i drove before he did. another driver said his seniority was based upon the date of his first class at integrad. another driver said his was based on his qualifying date. another said it was your hiring date. pretty much everyone has a different answer to where we end up on the list.

can one of you guys please point me to something in the contract that i can read that will definitively answer this question. we're only a week out from the first route bids and i'd like to make a case for my spot on the list before then, thanks.

Same at my center, haven’t got it resolved yet. The BA is working on it supposedly .

 

[ouanling]

i dont know how it is at your area but i've covered every route and i'd rather just have a split and cover guys until someone with lower senority can cover 100% fo the time.

Bid routes i've been on are all pretty hard work with lots of scheduled pickups.

Splits are done on zombie mode.

 

[Roller252]

congrats, welcome to the team

 

[Roller252]

I took the worst route in the bldg 3 yrs ago and happy to be done with the daily cover B.S.

 

[MECH-lift]

i've covered every route

1 year in and you know every route? @MyTripisCut help me out.

 

[MECH-lift]

I like bidding a route then not doing it , it lets management know I call the shots ..

 

[burrheadd]

1 year in and you know every route? @MyTripisCut help me out.

He’s also about to be a Bitcoin bazillionaire

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

I like bidding a route then not doing it , it lets management know my beard calls the shots ..

Fixed

 

[ManInBrown]

looking forward to being a cover driver the new couple/few years until i can get a bid in. speaking of bids, it seems as if no one in our center understands what seniority is based upon. i think about 10 of our 22.4's upgraded to rpcd but the seniority order is way out of whack and completely different than our last posted 22.4 seniority list.

i asked my center manager specifically about it because a driver that started weeks after i did (and qualified weeks after i did) just got bumped up 6 spots above me on the full time seniority list. center manager said it is based upon the date you first drove for ups. well, i drove before he did. another driver said his seniority was based upon the date of his first class at integrad. another driver said his was based on his qualifying date. another said it was your hiring date. pretty much everyone has a different answer to where we end up on the list.

can one of you guys please point me to something in the contract that i can read that will definitively answer this question. we're only a week out from the first route bids and i'd like to make a case for my spot on the list before then, thanks.

Don’t ask the center manager about seniority. Ask a steward. Management has nothing to do with seniority. They are gatekeepers and oversee the operation. Anything seniority related is a union issue.

 

[BSWALKS]

Im sorry to hear this.

You have my condolences

 

[MyTripisCut]

1 year in and you know every route? @MyTripisCut help me out.

Certainly

i dont know how it is at your area but i've covered every route and i'd rather just have a split and cover guys until someone with lower senority can cover 100% fo the time.

Bid routes i've been on are all pretty hard work with lots of scheduled pickups.

Splits are done on zombie mode.

Listen up you Hoffa voting Canadien P*, the only reason you know every route is there’s only seven of them because you guys give away free healthcare and pay so much in taxes that now you can’t order hockey pucks off Amazon. Bid routes are hard work? Damn straight, and your 22.4 Hoffa votin ass can’t file for 9.5 because all your wood splitting coworkers voted him in after we had him out down here so STFU!

 

[BSWALKS]

Certainly


Listen up you Hoffa voting Canadien P*, the only reason you know every route is there’s only seven of them because you guys give away free healthcare and pay so much in taxes that now you can’t order hockey pucks off Amazon. Bid routes are hard work? Damn straight, and your 22.4 Hoffa votin ass can’t file for 9.5 because all your wood splitting coworkers voted him in after we had him out down here so STFU!

They do have some ok maple syrup though.

 

[MyTripisCut]

They do have some ok maple syrup though.

Don’t need it we have Vermont for that.

 

[BSWALKS]

Don’t need it we have Vermont for that.

 

[Indecisi0n]

looking forward to being a cover driver the new couple/few years until i can get a bid in. speaking of bids, it seems as if no one in our center understands what seniority is based upon. i think about 10 of our 22.4's upgraded to rpcd but the seniority order is way out of whack and completely different than our last posted 22.4 seniority list.

i asked my center manager specifically about it because a driver that started weeks after i did (and qualified weeks after i did) just got bumped up 6 spots above me on the full time seniority list. center manager said it is based upon the date you first drove for ups. well, i drove before he did. another driver said his seniority was based upon the date of his first class at integrad. another driver said his was based on his qualifying date. another said it was your hiring date. pretty much everyone has a different answer to where we end up on the list.

can one of you guys please point me to something in the contract that i can read that will definitively answer this question. we're only a week out from the first route bids and i'd like to make a case for my spot on the list before then, thanks.

Congrats. If you're married just wanted to give you a heads up that within 6- 8 months your wife will be sleeping with the mailman. It happens to us all. We just don't talk about it.

 

[oldngray]

Congrats. If you're married just wanted to give you a heads up that within 6- 8 months your wife will be sleeping with the mailman. It happens to us all. We just don't talk about it.