pretty pissed off...

[HotPepper]

Were having a bad snowstorm. Heard nothing if our day sort was running or not its a 30 min drive for me às im out in the country side. Got to work to only have a employee tell me no work its been sent to another hub and no supervisors came in... wtf thats crap. I risked my car being ditched me spinning out into someone just to go in and turn around

Angry!!

 

[over9five]

You showed up, you get paid your guarantee.

 

[HotPepper]

I didnt clock in

 

[hurricanegunner]

It doesn't matter if you clocked in or not. File for the day's pay. You earned it driving through the snow.

 

[Anonymous 10]

Were having a bad snowstorm. Heard nothing if our day sort was running or not its a 30 min drive for me às im out in the country side. Got to work to only have a employee tell me no work its been sent to another hub and no supervisors came in... wtf thats crap. I risked my car being ditched me spinning out into someone just to go in and turn aroundAngry!!

grieve it

 

[scratch]

Why didn't somebody make a phone call first?

 

[brownmonster]

Ring ring. Are we working today?

 

[Indecisi0n]

Why didn't somebody make a phone call first?

Phone works both ways. They should notified employees there was no work that day. Like said grieve it and get paid for your 8.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

In our supplement it states that the guarantee does not apply if we are contracted prior to our shift not to report. If we are not notified and report we receive our guarantee.

 

[Notretiredyet]

Contracted?

 

[menotyou]

Contracted?

I'm sure it was intentional.​

 

[Nimnim]

Ideally you'd have received a call a reasonable amount of time before your shift started, an hour or more sounds fine. If you didn't though and the weather seemed bad enough you should call yourself to check. If neither was done and you show up for your shift and it's cancelled you are contractually obligated your guarantee either 3.5 or 8, or whatever your supplement may stipulate.