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kdawn6499

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If a RCA is an Aux route and has chosen the 5/1 option. Which means that RCA runs the aux route 5 days and their primary 1 day. That RCA can't bump another RCA off another route because of seniority because he choose the 5/1 option. Correct? And where can I find this in writing.
 
If a RCA is an Aux route and has chosen the 5/1 option. Which means that RCA runs the aux route 5 days and their primary 1 day. That RCA can't bump another RCA off another route because of seniority because he choose the 5/1 option. Correct? And where can I find this in writing.

5/1 is for Non-Formula offices. The Aux route would typically be worked M-F & the 1 is on another Primary on Saturday or AL/SL days if they so choose. The sub assigned to an Aux route has no rights to any other routes except their assigned 5/1 or 6-day. They have no Matrix & no seniority to a route. They have an automatic 6 scheduled days along with Sundays if applicable.

See Contract language under Filling an Auxiliary.
 
5/1 is for Non-Formula offices. The Aux route would typically be worked M-F & the 1 is on another Primary on Saturday or AL/SL days if they so choose. The sub assigned to an Aux route has no rights to any other routes except their assigned 5/1 or 6-day. They have no Matrix & no seniority to a route. They have an automatic 6 scheduled days along with Sundays if applicable.

See Contract language under Filling an Auxiliary.
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