OK this is going to be a long one.
Employees are union and in the union contract it states that all employees decide if they want overtime or not. Each quarter they sign what is called the overtime desired list. You either sign up for no overtime, own work assignment overtime (this means if your assigned route for that days requires overtime you want to do it), 10 hour any list, and the 12 hour any list.
Now in the contract it states that before you can work someone on the no overtime list overtime off of there own assignment you must work the people on the 10 and 12 hour list a full 12 hours. If this doesnt happen the union files a greivance and gets the people on the no list paid an extra 50% hourly rate and the people on the 10 and 12 hour list get paid 150% hourly rate for not working.
So in a nutshell they are paying an extra 200% hourly rate for what is termed improper mandating.
Now you have a manager that believes he can do what ever they want to and break the contract and just keeps having to pay out the money.
Now here is the question. If you were the owner of this company and this manager was costing you upwards of $8000.00 per week in union greivances what would you do.
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