What would you say would be the cut off between a part time and full time job? If it takes 8 hrs to get the job done every day, that's full time hours. Leaving at 5 hours is not ok according to you, so somewhere between 5 and 8?
Just read the article again and it said they were forced OT after their regular shift was over. That makes zero sense. What is there to do after their shift is over??What would you say would be the cut off between a part time and full time job? If it takes 8 hrs to get the job done every day, that's full time hours. Leaving at 5 hours is not ok according to you, so somewhere between 5 and 8?
The Dept. of Labor defines part-time as 34 hours a week or less.
Ah yes, that favorite tactic of keyboard warriors, the ad hominem. So no further discussion will occur. Have a nice day.
Well are you willfully ignorant or happily lying? Those are the only 2 options. Because nothing you said about the case was true.I know what it was about. Do you? The woman put the coffee between her legs while driving and it spilled on her and burned her. She sued McDonalds, on the basis that they brew their coffee hotter than necessary to improve yields. She won millions because she was a careless idiot that saw a deep pocket corporation and found a bottom feeder attorney willing to do it. Most people understand that hot coffee can burn you. But in our litigious society you can sue anybody for anything, and juries are all too willing to rule against big corporations.
So you chose not to read the article? That’s cool. I’m not surprised.Ah yes, that favorite tactic of keyboard warriors, the ad hominem. So no further discussion will occur. Have a nice day.
Just read the article again and it said they were forced OT after their regular shift was over. That makes zero sense. What is there to do after their shift is over??
Plus it states that the main argument was forcing OT for those who don't get full time benefits. I'm assuming that means they haven't been there long enough to be eligible for FT benefits. Not sure what that has to do with anything.
What it doesn't state though, is how much OT is being forced. If it's 6-7hr days 4x a week, then yeah, that's too much.
Article also states that in their contract, walk outs (without supervisor notification) is cause for termination.
In my building there isn’t division between the shifts. It’s a 24 hour operation and work doesn’t stop in between shifts. Twilight runs into night sort , night sort runs into preload, and preload runs into day sort and so on and so forth until the heat death of the universe. It isn’t uncommon to work into the next shift after the end of yours.Just read the article again and it said they were forced OT after their regular shift was over. That makes zero sense. What is there to do after their shift is over??
So you chose not to read the article? That’s cool. I’m not surprised.
A part time job is anything less than 40 hours a week. 39 hours a week would still be part time.
I think we should have language, if we don’t already, that says if a part time employee works more than 39 hours in a week, UPS should have to create a full time inside position. This would give senior employees the option for full time hours/benefits. And if you choose to stay part time you work part time hours.
“Own flavor of spin” lolI've read that article and others on the case, and all of them, that one included, have their own flavor of spin. I would have discussed it further with you, but you decided to be condescending about it and I don't spend time on other people's insecurities. Have a nice day, be safe out there.
She wasn’t the one driving (the car wasn’t even moving), and she was burned all the way to the muscle. What spin are you referring to?I've read that article and others on the case, and all of them, that one included, have their own flavor of spin. I would have discussed it further with you, but you decided to be condescending about it and I don't spend time on other people's insecurities. Have a nice day, be safe out there.
I don't mind OT after 5ups wants to work you like full time but keep you at Pt lol
I don't mind OT after 5
Shoulda taken twilight. When I went on tour, the guy said our times would change but within time, we'd have a livable bachelor wagetrue but last time I checked I was hired as “part time” lol
Shoulda taken twilight. When I went on tour, the guy said our times would change but within time, we'd have a livable bachelor wage