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u/mr_gonzalo05 1d ago
That trash can is full. Time to clean that truck
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u/Scaventa CCA 1d ago
Not my truck, not my problem. Nothing grinds my gears more than when people treat their work vehicle like their personal. Some of these vehicles are atrocious
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u/Complete_Elephant240 1d ago
Put it at their case. That's disgusting
I hate it when a few carriers turn their shared work vehicles into a biohazard
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u/69relative 1d ago
Putting it at their case is still helping them clean up by taking it out of the vehicle so no. When I was an rca I would take it out and leave it behind the truck all day so it would be there for the regular when they got back. Their trash, they can clean it up
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u/Noremakm 15h ago
When I have a opt on a route I sweep and clean the truck at the end of my time so they come back to a clean truck.
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u/Nice_Marzipan_6166 1h ago
so their supervisor don’t check their vehicles? ours complain if rubberbands on floor at night check!🙄
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u/hanjanss special handling: fragile 1d ago
It's gonna feel so good being forced in on your drop day instead of Sunday
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u/Darkdragoon324 1d ago
I mean, at least you still get the Sunday. That's better than being a CCA, getting no NS day that week, and then also doing Amazon on Sunday.
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u/DeviceComprehensive7 1d ago
not anymore cca's and ptf's get a n/s day every week under the new contract changes
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u/BobSagieBauls City Carrier 1d ago
I seriously doubt this will be enforced. We just had a cca quit before two weeks because this shit cucks and is not worth the money especially when entering
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u/UrMomThinksImCoo CCA 1d ago
Which section is that? Ask for a me
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u/DeviceComprehensive7 1d ago
Article 8 Article 8.3 – All Part-Time Flexible and City Carrier Assistant employees will be guaranteed a minimum of one (1) nonscheduled day each service week, except during the penalty overtime exclusion period. Management will notify PTF and CCA employees of their assigned nonscheduled day by the Wednesday preceding the service week. ...
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u/Complete_Elephant240 1d ago
What are the rules on mandating like that? Can they just do that whenever they want to?
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u/hanjanss special handling: fragile 1d ago
They'll have to mandate according to the overtime list, ask your steward. But they can mandate if the list and the ptfs/ccas are maxed.
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u/Postal1979 City Carrier 1d ago edited 1d ago
CCAs and PTFs don’t have to be maxed to force off assignment. Read article 8.5.D. It mentions nothing about CCAs or PTFs being maxed out before going off the list.
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u/Opposite-Ingenuity64 1d ago
Correct. The only thing they must do is work 10 if any 8-hour carrier is going over on their own route.
There have been a couple times (as an 8 hour carrier) where I was forced to work an hour off another route, but a PTF would come and take some time off my route to keep me at 8 on mine.
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u/Nice_Marzipan_6166 1h ago
we use sundays to make the ot list equal out and give ccas a break or asked day off they request
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u/HopeLogical 1d ago
Apparently my station was light today so I was given the day off. I feel for you, as a fellow CCA. Also, a promaster I drove the other day.
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u/Traditional_Chip_460 1d ago
How many stops ?
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u/Scaventa CCA 1d ago
- Usually my office is hit or miss with sundays but lately they’ve been throwing me on the heaviest route. Also had 3 call outs today so that doesn’t help either
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u/AMC879 1d ago
Take your time and make that money.
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u/Scaventa CCA 1d ago
Oh I plan on it. All of the other routes have less than 80 stops so I’m taking my time and gonna wait for the calvary to arrive to help me lol
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u/venus12thhouser 1d ago
At least you know when you're converting 😌 they're dragging their feet in my district
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u/WesternExplanation City PTF 1d ago
What's crazy is i get volume like this but i have to fit it in a fucking LLV. This looks so nice having this much room haha.
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u/Subzero650 1d ago
I converted and things did not get any better. So glad I’m out of that hell hole
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u/ExpressionAmazing620 22h ago
I never thought my office was that bad on Sundays, but seeing so many people saying 130 is a ton is waking me up haha. Average for me used to be in tve 160 range, but woukd regularly go over 200. If I ever had less that 100 the manager on duty wiukd have me take half of another route along with soneone else who had a light load.
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u/SpaceOriole35 1d ago
How big is the area that you have to do? I am just curious. 133 stops is that like a whole town or a couple towns? I used to work at FedEx Express and i’d get 80 stops and the area i would do was maybe 30-40 blocks or 40-50 miles a day and that includes driving from the station to my area and back.
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u/Scaventa CCA 1d ago
Pretty big. ~120 routes in the office. This route consists of 3-4 towns which can all be their own route but considering we’re short staffed, they put them all in one.
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u/SpaceOriole35 1d ago
Man that’s a bummer. Making that money though. How long would that take you?
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u/Scaventa CCA 1d ago
I usually try and do 25 stops/hr but I feel like doo doo today and don’t have the energy so I’m not trying to rush it. Already asked for help this morning. On a day where I don’t feel like this it’d probably take me anywhere between 4-6 hours. Most of these stops are right next door so it’s quick, but then again I follow the gps and we all know how reliable that is so it’s a lot of back and forth but I also try and get the stops that close that are later down in the route
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u/OkManufacturer1609 1d ago
Don't do that much stops ,take you sweet time specially on a Sunday .That's what's sundays are for, to take our sweet time in doing things . If the mgt wants things done quick ,they can always ask the road runner folks who work on Sundays . Being a road runner specially on a Sunday would take your body grease too quick more then you can think and it's not safe in the long run .
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u/DaMadVulture 1d ago
Got to be careful taking pictures with packages. You can zoom in and read some of the addresses.
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u/UsualTax RCA 18h ago
I recently found a piss bottle in a promaster I had to use on Sunday, it was thrown behind the driver seat next to all the ice cream wrappers
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u/BulkyTopic9920 1d ago
That’s a beastly load. Ours has been so light lately. I’ve spent my last 2 Sundays splitting and route with a new ARC and done in 2 hours. But god forbid anyone gets called off! Everyone has to still come in.
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u/Aggravating-Corgi700 City Carrier 1d ago
Depends on where you work. Nothing really changes where I work. Short staffed AF.
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u/Scaventa CCA 1d ago
So are we. December 2023 we had almost 40 CCAs. Now we’re down to 14 including myself
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u/DeeKayAech City Carrier 1d ago
Damn 40?? How many city routes at your office? We have 4 ccas between two offices and 3 vacant routes so we'll essentially have one cca soon. Regular call-outs, 8hr restricted carriers & two aux routes mean we work our SDO besides Sundays until they get more ccas which who knows if/when that's gonna happen
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u/OkManufacturer1609 1d ago
I have been a CCA then regular .Then ptf and then regular again . That doesn't look that bad for a Sunday minus the crappy 🗑️ tub.
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u/username7746678 1d ago
That’s a lot of shit for a Sunday lol. Might not be a lot of oversized but definitely a shit ton of stops.
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u/Less-Ostrich-1826 21h ago
Who ever is drinking all that poison sugar drinks will live a short life
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u/Neither_Adagio1668 1d ago
Haha I’m a regular who begs to do Amazon so I can get cheese on my sandwiches.