Reg temp pay? Atlantic Supplement

[Vedder357]

Can someone help me decipher this? From what I am reading a reg temp driver should make 75% of the top pay of package car driver. So reg temp rate should be (39.34-25%)=29.51. People always say, "just read the contract," reading the contract and understanding the contract are very different things. Thanks.

 

[Babagounj]

What does your supplement say about this issue ?

 

[542thruNthru]

What's your confusion? You seemed to have figured it out to me.

 

[Vedder357]

What's your confusion? You seemed to have figured it out to me.

That is how I read it and understand it but that is not what I was paid during peak. Then I was kept on after peak and won a 22.4 bid and should be red circled at that higher rate. I talked to my center manager multiple times that when I was hired I was told my pay was going to be higher but he said that they were wrong and that my current pay is correct. But then I found this in the contract and thinking I've been getting screwed out of a couple bucks an hour for the last 6 months.

 

[charm299]

That is how I read it and understand it but that is not what I was paid during peak. Then I was kept on after peak and won a 22.4 bid and should be red circled at that higher rate. I talked to my center manager multiple times that when I was hired I was told my pay was going to be higher but he said that they were wrong and that my current pay is correct. But then I found this in the contract and thinking I've been getting screwed out of a couple bucks an hour for the last 6 months.

you only get red circled if you qualified and went through a 30 day qualifying period. Peak don’t count

 

[NAHimGOOD]

Peak dont count. - @charm299

 

[Vedder357]

you only get red circled if you qualified and went through a 30 day qualifying period. Peak don’t count

Not sure if that's right, but then again understanding the contract is a challenge.

 

[charm299]

Not sure if that's right, but then again understanding the contract is a challenge.

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You’re not in progression if you was hired during peak, you were a seasonal worker.

 

[542thruNthru]

That is how I read it and understand it but that is not what I was paid during peak. Then I was kept on after peak and won a 22.4 bid and should be red circled at that higher rate. I talked to my center manager multiple times that when I was hired I was told my pay was going to be higher but he said that they were wrong and that my current pay is correct. But then I found this in the contract and thinking I've been getting screwed out of a couple bucks an hour for the last 6 months.

Stop talking to your center manager and call your local to speak with your BA.

Your manager barely knows how to run a center let alone contract language.

 

[Vedder357]

Stop talking to your center manager and call your local to speak with your BA.

Your manager barely knows how to run a center let alone contract language.

The thing is I'm trying to understand what I'm reading before I make a bid deal about it. But yes, my next step is to talk to my steward and see what he says and then business agent.

 

[542thruNthru]

The thing is I'm trying to understand what I'm reading before I make a bid deal about it. But yes, my next step is to talk to my steward and see what he says and then business agent.

Asking a steward or business agent isn't making a big deal. It's just getting accurate information. Personally I'd recommend from now on asking your steward a question before going to your center manager so that you can better address the problem if your manager says something different.

 

[Babagounj]

Asking a steward or business agent isn't making a big deal. It's just getting accurate information. Personally I'd recommend from now on asking your steward a question before going to your center manager so that you can better address the problem if your manager says something different.

and please keep us informed.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Can someone help me decipher this? From what I am reading a reg temp driver should make 75% of the top pay of package car driver. So reg temp rate should be (39.34-25%)=29.51. People always say, "just read the contract," reading the contract and understanding the contract are very different things. Thanks.


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I guess every supplement is different but with that being said.

A rag temp is a temporary driver usually working full-time hours and they go through the same four progression as a full-timer does.

 

[Babagounj]

I was exempt from any progression, Year 1 combo.