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Table 2 Regular

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I'm 47 years old senior RCA and carry large AUX route in a growing area. Anyway, one of our regular is going to retire very soon. I was excited until I found out that I'm gonna be on Table 2 and will be paid cut :eek:, I'm earning $23.34 hr now and about $1800 pp, I'm pretty happy about where I am in now even though a heavy volume. I have all health insurances and benefits through my spouse and I do max our Roth IRA every year. I'm not sure this transition would benefit me in anyway. Any thoughts or advise? Any Table 2 regular out there? TSP match, paid holidays, pension.....but paid cut??? If I think about a long run ( step 12?), it may be better, but in this volume of packages, I'm not sure I can do this job for a long time since I'm already in 47 years old.....Decision, decision.........???
 
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B. New Regular Carrier Appointees All new regular carriers will be appointed at Step 1 of Table Two with the following exceptions: 1. Substitute rural carriers will be appointed to regular carrier status at Step 8 or their existing step, whichever is lower, provided, however, that substitutes serving in excess of ninety (90) days on a vacant route at the time of appointment will maintain their existing step. 2. Rural carrier associates and rural carrier relief employees on the rolls before August 7, 1991, and continuously thereafter will be appointed at Step C (Table One). 3. Rural carrier associates who were hired between August 7, 1991, and November 20, 2010, and served continuously thereafter, will be appointed at Step A (Table One)...
I get that! But we are tired of coming in to double parcels Monday and only getting 2nd trip money for our efforts. At least Sunday is ot
I get what you're saying. Aren't you also bailing management out?
Would some heads roll or create urgency, if Sunday parcels were continuously rolled?
Missing dispatch on Mondays would create a headache?
I've received credit for Sunday Amazon parcels, if it was a considerable amount.
Are you working over 56 in a week/12 a day?
 
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