BrownRecycler
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Slug Life
When do we eat?
I just dropped off something brown you can recycle.
Blackstream
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I don't think the question is can people do it so much as should they be forced to do it. I could work 6 days a week with 1 day off at minimum wage if I was forced to, but is that a good thing? Hell, I could work 7 days a week as long as I got enough sleep to recover each day, but again, is that a good thing?
60 hour weeks basically means 5 days a week you're only working and sleeping. Kind of a
ty life, especially if you want to have hobbies or a family that you actually see. Doing that for 20 years and you're basically banking on doing all your living and enjoying life once you retire. Hopefully you live long enough to make use of it... I've heard the average life expectancy for UPS retirees is like 5 years which doesn't sound like a very good deal to me.Don't get me wrong, if you want those kind of hours, that's another matter entirely. More power to you if you have a goal or plan in mind with that kind of OT.
BrownRecycler
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Not very helpful to this thread
mikejonesjr
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Existing part timers not getting catch up raises now obsolete?
Blackstream
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It actually is, but only for my region/local. There's an extra 30+ cents per year for PTers per year there, which works out to about what I would have wanted the catch-up raise to be.
BrownRecycler
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Part-Time Start Rates and Wage Increases In UPS Tentative Agreement - UPS Rising
Market Rate Adjustments and Minimum
Wage Laws:
Seniority part-time employees as of August 1, 2018, who are receiving an hourly rate higher than set forth in Section (b), as a result of a Market Rate Adjustment or any minimum wage law, shall not have their wage rate reduced due to the implementation of Article 22 and shall receive the annual general wage increases in section (a).
Note: This is something that what I am scratching at because I know someone who work many years and make more than $13.
From what I am gathering from this, they will no longer get $1 an hour raise but the set general wage progression rate.
General Wage Increases (GWI) for all part-time employees who have attained seniority as of August 1, 2018:
8/1/18 = $.70
8/1/19 = $.75
8/1/20 = $.80
8/1/21 = $.90
8/1/22 = $1.00
1989
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It’s not that bad....I don’t work much anymore. I have some pull at my current work location. I feel like I’m semi retired now.I don't think the question is can people do it so much as should they be forced to do it. I could work 6 days a week with 1 day off at minimum wage if I was forced to, but is that a good thing? Hell, I could work 7 days a week as long as I got enough sleep to recover each day, but again, is that a good thing?
60 hour weeks basically means 5 days a week you're only working and sleeping. Kind of a
Don't get me wrong, if you want those kind of hours, that's another matter entirely. More power to you if you have a goal or plan in mind with that kind of OT.
BrownRecycler
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What I have to say is that $15 an hour is lot of money for people who want to work at UPS for part time job and on Social Security.
Slug Life
When do we eat?
Mr. Abney is that you?
mikejonesjr
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Which local? And again what you posted has nothing to do with a catch up raise for part timers who arent new.
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The Real Jack RyanMI6
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While i agree with you on paying your dues i believe your missing the Big Picture, UPS is methodical and Slowly attacking and lowering the standard for us all. Look at it this way they are investing massively in new technology, new hubs and not us. Next contract 22.4 willbe, "All we can afford," so UPS will claim. Then we will all not have 9.5 protection, all be variable shifts 7 days a week if this, brick of S### shined to look like gold passes
1989
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More fear mongering.
The Real Jack RyanMI6
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Ok, so if it is fear mongering what am i missing. Lets put it this way im working on a data chart im 10 years back so far (2008 to 2018) that shows UPS net income + Dividends = Gross income. Then RPCD'S top rate pay. Then CEO comp both in pay and stock adding in dividends which he gets a check 4 times a year.
So far the only FEAR MONGERING, the data shows is from UPS. Within the past 10 years there have been at least two quarters UPS claimed the sky was falling, they shut off our heat, lights, and we had to buy TP and handsoap. Those 2 quarters dont show up anywhere in they charts
End if story... no justification for 22.4s UPS has the money always will always has
BrownRecycler
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Can you talk more about your problem with the 22.4 and RPCD? Let's not worry about UPS corporate financial record. How about you? What are your goal in contract?
1989
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I dont know if you are missing anything.... but you are making stuff up.
What does the ceo have to do with the teamsters?
Blackstream
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Local 162.
Also, the raise is only for existing part timers, so I don't see how that's any different than a catch up raise. And for that matter, how it would diminish the raise in any way if it were given to everyone else?
Coldworld
60 months and counting
I think he meant that he’s transferred to 22 different buildings in 20 years...
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