Utility Drivers

Jax65

New Member
Utility Drivers need to be on progressive pay same as Full time drivers.
Utility Drivers, deliver, pickup,
air pick ups, shuttle...they do about everything and they are only paid starting driver wages, with no progression. So if you are a Utility Driver for say 20 yrs, you will only ever make starting driver wage.
This is something that the Union needs to change in the new contract. Other wise UPS will just continue to use Utility Drivers and abuse them for low pay.
 

PT Car Washer

Well-Known Member
Utility Drivers need to be on progressive pay same as Full time drivers.
Utility Drivers, deliver, pickup,
air pick ups, shuttle...they do about everything and they are only paid starting driver wages, with no progression. So if you are a Utility Driver for say 20 yrs, you will only ever make starting driver wage.
This is something that the Union needs to change in the new contract. Other wise UPS will just continue to use Utility Drivers and abuse them for low pay.
Stealing work from FT delivery drivers at a much lower rate. Who allowed this in the contract?
 
Utility Drivers need to be on progressive pay same as Full time drivers.
Utility Drivers, deliver, pickup,
air pick ups, shuttle...they do about everything and they are only paid starting driver wages, with no progression. So if you are a Utility Driver for say 20 yrs, you will only ever make starting driver wage.
This is something that the Union needs to change in the new contract. Other wise UPS will just continue to use Utility Drivers and abuse them for low pay.
Bid a full time route
 

MECH-lift

Union Brother ✊🧔 RPCD
What's an Utility Driver?

It’s kinda like this …


UTILITY DRIVER:

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RPCD:

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Yaaaa catch my drift homie 😎

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JustDeliverIt

Well-Known Member
Utility Drivers need to be on progressive pay same as Full time drivers.
Utility Drivers, deliver, pickup,
air pick ups, shuttle...they do about everything and they are only paid starting driver wages, with no progression. So if you are a Utility Driver for say 20 yrs, you will only ever make starting driver wage.
This is something that the Union needs to change in the new contract. Other wise UPS will just continue to use Utility Drivers and abuse them for low pay.

We have PT cover drivers here, they top out at 85% of top rate after 2 years.
 

Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
You ever poo in a rainbag?

YOURE NOT A TRUE RPCD UNTIL YOU ACCOMPLISH THIS MISSION

🧔‍♂️✊
Rather :censored2: myself
 

542thruNthru

Well-Known Member
Utility Drivers need to be on progressive pay same as Full time drivers.
Utility Drivers, deliver, pickup,
air pick ups, shuttle...they do about everything and they are only paid starting driver wages, with no progression. So if you are a Utility Driver for say 20 yrs, you will only ever make starting driver wage.
This is something that the Union needs to change in the new contract. Other wise UPS will just continue to use Utility Drivers and abuse them for low pay.
Where are you? I don't know of a position that stays at $21 an hour no matter what.
 

Emergency Conditions

Well-Known Member
Where are you? I don't know of a position that stays at $21 an hour no matter what.
Not sure what local OP is in but here's the applicable language for my local regarding their pay

4.02 The Utility Driver rate of pay will be the start rate of a package driver pursuant to Article 41 Section 2(c) of the NMUPSA or the regular rate of the employee, whichever is greater.

In practice up here these are usually (or always from what I've seen) part time inside employees who are trained and qualified to drive and get used as all purpose cover drivers with no restrictions aside from DOT regulations. They do progress as whatever their "regular" job is so they could technically get a raise beyond starting driver pay if they happen to have a better regular job than a basic part time classification or if they receive an MRA big enough but I haven't heard of either happening.
 
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