Dispute

[Montgomery ann6]

What happened if the post master don't turn in your depute Because I have hear anything about my depute

 

[Gotrope]

Any disputes were to be resolved with step 2 designee for office. Ask your nrlca step 2 person. Jfyi, it takes a while to resolve most.

 

[EthelAnne]

What happened if the post master don't turn in your depute Because I have hear anything about my depute

If the postmaster did not turn in your dispute and you did not turn it in to the NRLCA District rep, you are SOL.

The MOU on the dispute process requires a decision to be made on all disputes within 30 days of the deadline, which I believe was April 24 (don't quote me; the NRLCA website is down at the moment, so I can't double check that date). If you haven't heard anything by May 24, contact your union rep to find out the disposition.

In my district (and I assume nation-wide) there are relatively few disputes now so there shouldn't be any delays, and carriers should receive responses fairly soon after the deadline.