This is the biggest crock when union reps say you have to prove that you haven’t been paid. If you have a signed settled grievance, that is a binding contract that they (USPS) are required to prove that they upheld the agreement and not the other way around.Do I have to file a grievance if I haven’t been paid? I had 2 grievances settled back in June. I’ve asked my union rep. for advice he told me to send him my pay stubs.
I’ve provided that info both management and union with no response.
Actually the vast majority of carriers have no idea how to read/understand their paycheck. The steward should do their due diligence to make sure there really is a problem before you claim it hasn't been done. Trust me, I know this from actual experience!!This is the biggest crock when union reps say you have to prove that you haven’t been paid. If you have a signed settled grievance, that is a binding contract that they (USPS) are required to prove that they upheld the agreement and not the other way around.
Not necessarily, it depends on how it is done. It will only say that if it was paid through GATS. If the correction was done with payroll adjustments it would not say that.When you get paid out on a grievance, GRIEVANCE PAYMENT INCLUDED is on the bottom of your paystub.
This is correct!!! When I recieved an $11,000.00 plus check for a grievance that I won, That is what it said on the check.When you get paid out on a grievance, GRIEVANCE PAYMENT INCLUDED is on the bottom of your paystub.
Because it was a lump sum paid thru GATS. All settlements are not that way, some just require payroll adjustments to be done.This is correct!!! When I recieved an $11,000.00 plus check for a grievance that I won, That is what it said on the check.![]()