New progression.

[tony480]

Anyone hear anything from the 4 year progression changing in the new contract ? I heard it’s going down to a 3 yr or up to 5-6
I’m 1 year into driving. So if it went down to a 3 year would i fall into that or stay at the 4 year

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

The contract hasn't been proposed yet. Try going to a union meeting.

 

[Sweeper]

The contract hasn't been proposed yet. Try going to a union meeting.

And then prepare to still know nothing

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

And then prepare to still know nothing

Do you attend?

 

[Indecisi0n]

I heard it's going down to 2 years.

 

[Jones]

I heard it's going down to 2 years.

That's what it was for me, and we thought that was too long.

 

[Sweeper]

Do you attend?

Yes, The “Brown out” continues. I agree that attending meetings is going to get you relevant info for your area but there isn’t a lot of info out there. Vote yes, then save your money!

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Yes, The “Brown out” continues

Do the rest of your co-workers attend?

 

[WorknLateHuh]

The contract hasn't been proposed yet. Try going to a union meeting.

What is a “union”?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

What is a “union”?

You aren't a member?

 

[Sweeper]

Do the rest of your co-workers attend?

Many

 

[PT Car Washer]

Anyone hear anything from the 4 year progression changing in the new contract ? I heard it’s going down to a 3 yr or up to 5-6
I’m 1 year into driving. So if it went down to a 3 year would i fall into that or stay at the 4 year

If the 4 year progression is reduced, then your progression will be reduced.

 

[OrionsBitch]

If the 4 year progression is reduced, then your progression will be reduced.

 

[Cementups]

If it does at all, it will go longer. No reason it should be shorter.

 

[Jackburton]

If the 4 year progression is reduced, then your progression will be reduced.

Having a 3 year progression would be progression.

 

[Dumbo]

There actually is a good reason to make the progression shorter. From everything I can tell they cannot keep drivers. Several of our new drivers quit, and I'm guessing thats because they decide the pay isn't worth the the BS. As a result we are always short drivers and there is a ton more OT. Better to make the job more lucrative than less to keep drivers and reduce OT. I took a $10/hr pay cut to be in this job but I have a family and vision for the future. A lot of the younger people entering the workforce do not have kids so don't care about insurance, and don't want to work hard for $18.75/hr

 

[OrionsBitch]

I hope they payout retroactive pay for the two extra years of progression I have lol

 

[Cementups]

There actually is a good reason to make the progression shorter. From everything I can tell they cannot keep drivers. Several of our new drivers quit, and I'm guessing thats because they decide the pay isn't worth the the BS. As a result we are always short drivers and there is a ton more OT. Better to make the job more lucrative than less to keep drivers and reduce OT. I took a $10/hr pay cut to be in this job but I have a family and vision for the future. A lot of the younger people entering the workforce do not have kids so don't care about insurance, and don't want to work hard for $18.75/hr

Those people need to learn that good things come tp those who wait.
Starting progression is $45k/year. So you're telling me that you should make twice that in 2 years??? Look toward the big picture and see that while you may have given up $10/hr now in the long term you will be making quite a bit more than you were before, including benefits and a pension.
just my $.02

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Those people need to learn that good things come tp those who wait.
Starting progression is $45k/year. So you're telling me that you should make twice that in 2 years??? Look toward the big picture and see that while you may have given up $10/hr now in the long term you will be making quite a bit more than you were before, including benefits and a pension.
just my $.02

After working 10+ years as part time it shouldn't take another 4 to get to top rate IMO

 

[Turdferguson]

After working 10+ years as part time it shouldn't take another 4 to get to top rate IMO

So after going to college and getting a degree you should go straight to the top of pay In you chosen field immediately also?