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<blockquote data-quote="CajunInTexas" data-source="post: 1156712" data-attributes="member: 30977">Unlike many part-timers I have absolutely zero interest in going to a full-time driving position. Having&nbsp; said that, HR has called me three times in the last 18 months about&nbsp; doing exactly that. When I initially asked why they were calling me I&nbsp; was told that I am at the top of the seniority list and they have to&nbsp; offer it to me every time a position is open before going to the next&nbsp; person on the list. However, on the bid sheets for other&nbsp; full-time positions (six in the last year) I never get called despite&nbsp; being on every bid sheet that goes up. It would seem that the two&nbsp; situations are entirely contradictory in nature. How can I be first in&nbsp; one situation yet supposedly not have the seniority for the second? I&nbsp; suppose the question is this: How can I find out if I&#039;ve been wrongly&nbsp; denied the full-time (possibly in favor of someone with less seniority)&nbsp; and if so, what are my options to remedy the situation? Thanks in advance</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CajunInTexas, post: 1156712, member: 30977"] Unlike many part-timers I have absolutely zero interest in going to a full-time driving position. Having said that, HR has called me three times in the last 18 months about doing exactly that. When I initially asked why they were calling me I was told that I am at the top of the seniority list and they have to offer it to me every time a position is open before going to the next person on the list. However, on the bid sheets for other full-time positions (six in the last year) I never get called despite being on every bid sheet that goes up. It would seem that the two situations are entirely contradictory in nature. How can I be first in one situation yet supposedly not have the seniority for the second? I suppose the question is this: How can I find out if I've been wrongly denied the full-time (possibly in favor of someone with less seniority) and if so, what are my options to remedy the situation? Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]

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