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RCAKuwan

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Just curious about this situation regarding seniority. We had a regular carrier win a district bid a while back and then come back after about 18 months with a mutual transfer. Ive always understood that when transferring offices you go to the bottom of the seniority list in the new office. So when this carrier came back to their original office did they go to the bottom of the seniority list or come back to the same spot as before they left in the first place. Ive had multiple people in office give contradictory opinions on where that carrier is on the seniority list.

Thanks for any input.
 
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Just curious about this situation regarding seniority. We had a regular carrier win a district bid a while back and then come back after about 18 months with a mutual transfer. Ive always understood that when transferring offices you go to the bottom of the seniority list in the new office. So when this carrier came back to their original office did they go to the bottom of the seniority list or come back to the same spot as before they left in the first place. Ive had multiple people in office give contradictory opinions on where that carrier is on the seniority list.

Thanks for any input.
Yes, in this situation, the returning carrier goes to the bottom of the Seniority list.
Just curious about this situation regarding seniority. We had a regular carrier win a district bid a while back and then come back after about 18 months with a mutual transfer. Ive always understood that when transferring offices you go to the bottom of the seniority list in the new office. So when this carrier came back to their original office did they go to the bottom of the seniority list or come back to the same spot as before they left in the first place. Ive had multiple people in office give contradictory opinions on where that carrier is on the seniority list.

Thanks for any input.
Yes, in this situation, the returning carrier goes to the bottom of the Seniority list.
 
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