Question about regular pay.

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Packager

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• Dec 13, 2024

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Did it increase dramatically at last MMS in October? Yes, it would be 9.6 daily.

 

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That_Postal_Guy

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• Dec 13, 2024

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Packager said:

Did it increase dramatically at last MMS in October? Yes, it would be 9.6 daily.

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No. It increased a little between October and February, from about 8.2 to 8.5 when I left in the beginning of June. They have every route down as 48 hour eval.

There's another route in the office that went down from 8.4 to 8.2 in October from the regular not taking rrecs seriously. It was 8.3 or 8.4 in June, and it's a 48 on the list as well.

 

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neciat

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• Dec 13, 2024

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Find out if that route was in ANY way affected by, part of, either lost and / or gained territory, or was even THOUGHT about during the "route adjustment" fiasco that recently occurred.

 

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jaymacgthree

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• Dec 13, 2024

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A 48k is 9.60 a day. 43k would be 8.6 so it is entirely plausible that the latest evaluation increased it by a hour per day if the volume was there.

 

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Packager

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• Dec 13, 2024

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neciat said:

Find out if that route was in ANY way affected by, part of, either lost and / or gained territory, or was even THOUGHT about during the "route adjustment" fiasco that recently occurred.

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This was my immediate thought but seeing that they ALL are listed as 48's, it seems suspiciously like another manglement mess-up??

 

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neciat

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• Dec 13, 2024

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Packager said:

This was my immediate thought but seeing that they ALL are listed as 48's, it seems suspiciously like another manglement mess-up??

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I had a bad feeling , which is all too normal, when this recent MOU was composed. I strongly suspected much, if not all , of the paperwork on a given route(s) would not match. Form 50, 4240, what's ACTUALLY in the system, bid notices , pay checks, etc.

 

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That_Postal_Guy

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• Dec 13, 2024

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Just heard back from a friend in the office. All the routes in the office have gone up to 48's, and the rumor is they're talking about coming in and cutting all the routes in February and making a new route, but they've been saying that for months, and it never happens.

 

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Old Fart

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• Dec 13, 2024

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chuey_316 said:

This is a listing in my office that I am about to bid on. Only thing I don't get is that it is listed as having a 48hr eval, but when I was taken off back in June, the daily eval was only around 8.5 hours. Wouldn't it have to be a 9.5-9.6 hour daily eval to be a 48?

Am I misunderstanding something here? I don't want to bid on this route thinking it's paying 48 hours a week, only to find out that it's really 43 or so.

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Did you try asking the PM to print out from the system what the route shows? It's being carried now and someone is getting compensated for it at a certain rate.

 

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neciat

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• Dec 13, 2024

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Go to the actual case of the route and look what the 4240 states. And NOT just 48K or whatever but the standard hours , too !!!

 

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RammerJammer

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• Dec 13, 2024

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We have a sorry HR dept that operates the ebidding site. They just list the evaluated hrs for routes, which may not even be current, and don’t think it’s necessary to denote whether H, J, or K routes. The best thing to do is have management pull up the current 4240 on any route you plan to bid on and it should show the correct paid hrs.

 

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