6 routes 1 RCA 1 Aux carrier

[Richard]

Senior carrier/ J route / High option / Aux Carrier is sub double routed. The 2 routes together are 12 hrs. Aux comes in an hr early
Carrier 2/ K / No sub
Carrier 3/ K / RCA
Carrier 4/ K / No sub
Carrier 5/ H / No sub
Carrier 6/ H / No sub
Who works 1,2,3,4 all Saturday relief days?
No one is on the RDWL.

 

[Rt2mailman]

Who has the most seniority?
J route can only have a Saturday relief day. Is this a formula office?

 

[psd181]

Senior carrier/ J route / High option / Aux Carrier is sub double routed. The 2 routes together are 12 hrs. Aux comes in an hr early
Carrier 2/ K / No sub
Carrier 3/ K / RCA
Carrier 4/ K / No sub
Carrier 5/ H / No sub
Carrier 6/ H / No sub
Who works 1,2,3,4 all Saturday relief days?
No one is on the RDWL.

When a regular rural carrier is needed to work (check Article 8.5 and 9.2.c.5) in no one is on RDWL, then volunteers can be worked. If a regular is still needed to work, then it goes by juniority. The junior person would have to work even if they have to sub assigned to their route. The sub would work another vacant route.

 

[psd181]

Who has the most seniority?
J route can only have a Saturday relief day. Is this a formula office?

But don't forget, if the J route has less seniority than the other regulars with a Saturday relief day, then they would have to work the J day.

 

[Rt2mailman]

But don't forget, if the J route has less seniority than the other regulars with a Saturday relief day, then they would have to work the J day.

Yes, that's why I asked about seniority first.

 

[Charlie Brown]

It's easier to say who doesn't work, the senior carrier doesn't work. (unless they want to)
With no one on the RDWL regulars are forced in by juniority (J or K does not matter) unless they have leave scheduled in conjunction with their relief day.

 

[Richard]

When a regular rural carrier is needed to work (check Article 8.5 and 9.2.c.5) in no one is on RDWL, then volunteers can be worked. If a regular is still needed to work, then it goes by juniority. The junior person would have to work even if they have to sub assigned to their route. The sub would work another vacant route

Who has the most seniority?
J route can only have a Saturday relief day. Is this a formula office?

Seniority starts with carrier one

 

[Richard]

Yes, that's why I asked about seniority first.

The list is the order of seniority. Carrier one is senior

 

[neciat]

You can always refer to this ;

https://www.ruralinfo.net/shared-files/104120644/?e0d1eeb7-fe15-404e-b317-9f8678e4fe59-03082023-Order-of-Consideration-O-6-.pdf

 

[Rt2mailman]

J route gets every other Saturday off, carrier 2 gets every Saturday off, carrier 3 gets every other Saturday off. All others are junior, and therefore have to work 6 days/week.