Unpaid for a personal day

[goosie]

Question: So I was unpaid for a personal day 2 weeks ago but Luckily that personal day has remained unused. The personal day was confirmed by management (I have proof.) and I took off that day. Im guessing there was a glitch in the system because no one in management has said anything about it or about me missing a day but at the same time I didnt get paid for that day.

Its been 3 weeks since then I still have that 1 personal day on paycheck, Would I get in trouble if I use that last personal day again?

 

[Turdferguson]

Question: So I was unpaid for a personal day 2 weeks ago but Luckily that personal day has remained unused. The personal day was confirmed by management (I have proof.) and I took off that day. Im guessing there was a glitch in the system because no one in management has said anything about it or about me missing a day but at the same time I didnt get paid for that day.

Its been 3 weeks since then I still have that 1 personal day on paycheck, Would I get in trouble if I use that last personal day again?

No. Happens all the time

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You can either ask that the day be paid now or you can bank it and use it later.

 

[goosie]

ok thanks

 

[CoolStoryBro]

You have discovered the infinite personal day glitch.

Some drivers have been known to schedule option days. Then ask the OMS to code it as unpaid request off. Thus keeping their paid days for more uses.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You have discovered the infinite personal day glitch.

Some drivers have been known to schedule option days. Then ask the OMS to code it as unpaid request off. Thus keeping their paid days for more uses.

...which sucks when a junior driver ask for the same day off but is told no because they have already given the max off for that day...paid days should absolutely take precedence over dead days...

 

[Johney]

I would be concerned as to what they coded that day of to? No call no show? Called out sick? Scheduled off? What? Depending on what they coded that day off to could come back to cause a problem.

 

[Richard Harrow]

You have discovered the infinite personal day glitch.

Some drivers have been known to schedule option days. Then ask the OMS to code it as unpaid request off. Thus keeping their paid days for more uses.

Gonna try this at some point in the summer.

 

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I would be concerned as to what they coded that day of to? No call no show? Called out sick? Scheduled off? What? Depending on what they coded that day off to could come back to cause a problem.

He said he has proof, so I think it will be fine.

 

[ManInBrown]

Question: So I was unpaid for a personal day 2 weeks ago but Luckily that personal day has remained unused. The personal day was confirmed by management (I have proof.) and I took off that day. Im guessing there was a glitch in the system because no one in management has said anything about it or about me missing a day but at the same time I didnt get paid for that day.

Its been 3 weeks since then I still have that 1 personal day on paycheck, Would I get in trouble if I use that last personal day again?

It’s not a glitch. It’s called they are dummies. It happens all the time. Use it again, and then check UPsers the next day to make sure they put it in.

 

[Shift Inhibit]

It’s not a glitch. It’s called they are dummies. It happens all the time. Use it again, and then check UPsers the next day to make sure they put it in.

I do this all the time with 8hr requests.. my record is 6 in 1 month ..

 

[Ancient Alien]

Our top seniority guys usually take anywhere from 30-50 unpaid request off days a year. One guy use to take close to 80 unpaid a year or almost 2-days a week, every week, excluding his vacations.

The idea was $40,000 or so money forfeited in an entire career was well worth it than working every day during the week days... this job isn't bad with 3 on/4 off.

 

[Shift Inhibit]

Our top seniority guys usually take anywhere from 30-50 unpaid request off days a year. One guy use to take close to 80 unpaid a year or almost 2-days a week, every week, excluding his vacations.

The idea was $40,000 or so money forfeited in an entire career was well worth it than working every day during the week days... this job isn't bad with 3 on/4 off.

If you can afford it

 

[Netsua 3:16]

Our top seniority guys usually take anywhere from 30-50 unpaid request off days a year. One guy use to take close to 80 unpaid a year or almost 2-days a week, every week, excluding his vacations.

The idea was $40,000 or so money forfeited in an entire career was well worth it than working every day during the week days... this job isn't bad with 3 on/4 off.

4 on 3 off would be amazing...the 9.5 list could become the 12 list...get your 45 hours in 4 days and protect your body the other 3

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

4 on 3 off would be amazing...the 9.5 list could become the 12 list...get your 45 hours in 4 days and protect your body the other 3

In 2013 the proposed Upstate NY Supplement contained language for a 4 x 10 schedule for feeders. It was soundly defeated. It passed once that language was removed.

 

[Whither]

Our top seniority guys usually take anywhere from 30-50 unpaid request off days a year. One guy use to take close to 80 unpaid a year or almost 2-days a week, every week, excluding his vacations.

The idea was $40,000 or so money forfeited in an entire career was well worth it than working every day during the week days... this job isn't bad with 3 on/4 off.

Sounds divine. Taking notes and making plans for years down the road. Also: great name haha.

 

[Ancient Alien]

Sounds divine. Taking notes and making plans for years down the road. Also: great name haha.

Thank you. I changed my name because I was hated sooooo much. Now everybody loves me!

 

[Poop Head]

Thank you. I changed my name because I was hated sooooo much. Now everybody loves me!

@rickyb is that you?

 

[ManInBrown]

Our top seniority guys usually take anywhere from 30-50 unpaid request off days a year. One guy use to take close to 80 unpaid a year or almost 2-days a week, every week, excluding his vacations.

The idea was $40,000 or so money forfeited in an entire career was well worth it than working every day during the week days... this job isn't bad with 3 on/4 off.

$40,000 forfeited in his entire career? More like $40,000 per year

 

[burrheadd]

Thank you. I changed my name because I was hated sooooo much. Now everybody loves me!

Not really