roadrunnee
Active member
If there is parcel help being given, who gets the hours? The 6 day aux carrier or the on record rca for that route? Is there an order of consideration to go by?
Aux or RCA
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roadrunnee -- "If there is parcel help being given, who gets the hours? The 6 day aux carrier or the on record rca for that route."
-- Off hand, I'd say the AUX carrier as he/she is already in the office and depending on the size of the route, he/she would be getting back to the office about the time the clerks have finally finished throwing parcels from late arriving trucks.
-- If really swamped with parcels, manglement could call in the sub of record to assist.
"Is there an order of consideration to go by?"
-- Aside from PTF's seemingly getting first dibs when others are not available, probably not.
-- Manglement can rely on Article 3 ( Management Rights ) of the contract to get the job done as they see fit.
-- Off hand, I'd say the AUX carrier as he/she is already in the office and depending on the size of the route, he/she would be getting back to the office about the time the clerks have finally finished throwing parcels from late arriving trucks.
-- If really swamped with parcels, manglement could call in the sub of record to assist.
"Is there an order of consideration to go by?"
-- Aside from PTF's seemingly getting first dibs when others are not available, probably not.
-- Manglement can rely on Article 3 ( Management Rights ) of the contract to get the job done as they see fit.
Rt2mailman
Well-known member
As at Christmas time any route needing aux help under 2 hours, those hours can go to any Rca already working. Any aux help needed that is more than 2 hours should be given to the primary Rca first.
Surroundedbyidiots
Member
I remember reading somewhere that Aux routers are not able to help if they're holding a route down. They do their 4-5 hours, go home, and that management can't force them to work any other route than their hold down. I think it's in the contract, but I'm not sure.
gotstamps
Well-known member
That was 2 contracts ago. Mgmt may utilize an Auxiliary RCA as needed AFTER completion of Their Auxiliary (or Primary In non-Formula offices).
Priority:You
Member
I use to be the aux and I don't remember the evaluation. The lady on it now has told the supervisor she only wants to work 40 hours. Again, I don't remember the eval. They ran me all over when I did it and heck with the 40 hours.
gotstamps
Well-known member
Not lady’s choice in the matter. Contract states that mgmt can utilize the Aux RCA as needed after their route. There is no “opting out”.
