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You will only keep your employee number. You will have to start again from the bottom, although it sounds like you’re still there.
Say I quit in april, what happens to my vacation time that resets in June?
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Some people think if they ask a question multiple times they’ll eventually get the answer they want.
I also got multiple different answers and I'm bored, might as well get more answers
No I can't read :/
burrheadd
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What’s the matter @48meeting sand in your vag
MassWineGuy
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I think they really screw you on keeping seniority and pay. At least that’s what happened to a couple of people I know.
They can’t find or hire anyone closer than six hours to the station you helped? Things are rough out there.
They can’t find or hire anyone closer than six hours to the station you helped? Things are rough out there.
Cactus
Just telling it like it is
MassWineGuy
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Three times the pain.
Golden package
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Seniority is definitely a negative. In the past the pay could be reinstated if you came back within 2 years. But now you need MD level approval to get it back. So probably would not happen.
FedexCares
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You will be making twice as much with a nice sign on bonus, why in the hell would you ever entertain the idea of coming back to this sinking ship. I’m sure conductor is long hours but you will at least be compensated fairly.
burrheadd
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Buhryein
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All I gotta say is you "think" you may quit??
It will be fine
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Terrible hours, painfully boring work, no time off, that’s what I’ve heard about being a conductor. The money’s decent but your life sucks, not everyone likes that trade off.
I hear management is always out to get you and they hire to fire which kind of worries me tbh
people say that about everything at every job so who knows I'll guess I'll see when I get there lol
Yeah being on call and all that probably sucks the life out of folks, if it sucks and I don't get fired I'll stay there for a year so I don't have to pay the money back and use the experience to get into something else
!Retired!
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You used to keep your seniority, if you came back within a year. Did that change? I know of a few people that came back, but none within a year.
I have 2 weeks before I hit my 1 year anniversary, maybe I should go back and see? ROFLMFAO!!!!!!!
That explains why you want to leave such an easy job.
yadig
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You forgot that they are union! They have a pension, benefits, vacation time. I guess it’s the same as grounds benefit package.
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I asked before I retired if that was true and was told no. What I really wanted to do was go back as an FO driver PT and keep getting my pension. People on Facebook said they were able to do that at their stations, but supposedly my SM looked into it and was told no. That would’ve been a win-win for him AND me. Oh well.
It will be fine
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That’s your problem right there. Can’t have any win-win situations. Let that happen and next thing you know workers are content and productive.
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Which is crazy, because they’re desperately short-handed. New hires don’t stay long and people don’t want to transfer here because the housing is so expensive now and the pay hasn’t been adjusted for the cost of living. People realize they can’t afford to lose $3-5 an hour moving to FL.
