Residual pay?

[Ziplocked]

I was hired on in late-July as a loader. My co-worker at the time, now a part-time supervisor, told me we got a residual check once we got a raise. So basically, a dollar raise would mean a dollar per hour for all hours worked at the previous pay. Is this true?

(I'm not sure what to believe up there yet.)

 

[UnconTROLLed]

I was hired on in late-July as a loader. My co-worker at the time, now a part-time supervisor, told me we got a residual check once we got a raise. So basically, a dollar raise would mean a dollar per hour for all hours worked at the previous pay. Is this true?

(I'm not sure what to believe up there yet.)

Yes, that is correct.

 

[Ziplocked]

When does that residual check come in? My raise kicked in 2-3 weeks ago.

 

[cosmo1]

When does that residual check come in? My raise kicked in 2-3 weeks ago.

​And, here we go again.

 

[barnyard]

When does that residual check come in? My raise kicked in 2-3 weeks ago.

Ugh.

I hate it when google is broke.

 

[Cementups]

When does that residual check come in? My raise kicked in 2-3 weeks ago.

Once all the local supplements are finally passed then a retro check will follow after.

 

[PT Car Washer]

Key word there is "All the local supplements". I already hear people complaining that it passed in our local so why don't we get our raise?

 

[Cementups]

Basically waiting on Louisville and Philly Air Hub. But good luck with those. Last time I saw, they were both far away from passing.

 

[barnyard]

Our steward said that he was told not to expect anything until well into January.

 

[Babagounj]

The longer the better

 

[Ziplocked]

Ugh.

I hate it when google is broke.

I looked up "residual pay-UPS" in google before posting and didn't see anything. You must get real tired of UPS related questions on a UPS message board.

Another co-worker of mine said he had never heard of this residual pay, he's worked for UPS for a year and a half. WTH?

 

[barnyard]

It is really called, "back pay". A person with UPS 1.5 years would not have heard of it because they have not been around during a contract negotiation that went past the contract expiration date.

Peruse the "Union issues" sub forum. Go beyond the 1st page.

 

[Cementups]

Most people call it retro-pay.