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Rayt-333Person was signed in when posted  38716
11-07-2009 05:26 PM ET (US)
We could rename the sub to RCA (Rural Casing Assistant) and they could have the mail ready to be delivered by the "carriers". This would result in a reduction of hours for the higher paid "carriers"
Exaggeratin' Rural Dude  38715
11-07-2009 05:22 PM ET (US)
Besides accepting the $14 per hour offer as a rural carrier, I propose will also volunteer 2 extra work hours per day for our highly qualified management. We could cut out the custodian salary by alternating days and cleaning the bathrooms and floors. Also, landscaping around the building is needed, and we can do that, too! Gosh, there are so many duties would could volunteer to do. This way, our management teams could keep their 'never handling the mail' excessive pay without suffering any salary sacrifices. I know our executive board may have more suggestions.
SUPERsubPerson was signed in when posted  38714
11-07-2009 03:11 PM ET (US)
/m38712 that would be my suggestion also..but no one listens to me...LMAO

but you are most CERTAINLY right ;)
Rural Mail Carrier  38713
11-07-2009 03:03 PM ET (US)
Heres a suggestion. Have clerks case and bundle mail so its ready for the carriers when they arrive at 11am. That gives carriers 3-5 hours to deliver the mail. After all casing the mail is not carrying the mail and a carrier, suggested by its very name, shouldnt be casing the mail anyway.
Rural Mail Carrier  38712
11-07-2009 07:49 AM ET (US)
SuperSub, The way that RCA at the 2 route office could've made the most money is to do both the aux route AND be the primary sub for the regular route. Then they could have hired a TRC to be a sub for the Aux. Route.
Rural Mail Carrier  38711
11-07-2009 07:41 AM ET (US)
I agree with Ray. Our volume has been through the roof this week! More flats, more letters and accountables than usual, and management refuses to acknowledge it.
You're Not A Union Guy  38710
11-07-2009 07:36 AM ET (US)
$13.00 dollars an hour is NOT worth all the BS we have to put up with! Management BS, vehicle maintenance and breakdowns, winter weather driving, etc... You are such an a$$ for even coming on here and saying that! Go back to your management board.
I <3 RCA'sPerson was signed in when posted  38709
11-07-2009 07:12 AM ET (US)
I just wanted to tell everyone, I read a postal memo this week that Congress is not going to even consider letting the postal service go to a five day a week delivery right now.
SUPERsubPerson was signed in when posted  38708
11-07-2009 06:10 AM ET (US)
/m38707 hey guys...it DOES happen...Sometimes they "forget" they have to allow the aux sub a fall back route...there is a office close to me..with 1 reg route and an aux...and they have 2 RCAs....that IS NOT the way its supposed to be. SO if they decide to get that aux route also..ONE of those subs is going to be out a job..In this case..it would be the lesser sub..since the senior RCA chose NOT to take the aux...(smart sub!)
come on now  38707
11-06-2009 11:33 PM ET (US)
Edited by author 11-06-2009 11:56 PM
kudos to SUPERsub /m38689 I agree with Rayt-333 that statement it totally wrong. It is my understanding that they can only hire enough RCA's to cover the Regular routes. SO with the carrier being on an AUX there would be a Regular route with no sub or just an TRC and that TRC would be the one to lose their job. ART 30.2.G.1.B
Rayt-333Person was signed in when posted  38706
11-06-2009 09:45 PM ET (US)
I hate that the volume is down, today I only had 4 stuffed trays of DPS (about 2500 letters) and only 7 tubs of flats. Then I only had 3 certs and one express, also only 27 dismounts for parcels too big to fit mailbox. What a light day!
Rayt-333Person was signed in when posted  38705
11-06-2009 09:35 PM ET (US)
/m38704
What a fucking moron, 900 pieces of mail and 33 miles.
WOW!
:>)
The Union Guy  38704
11-06-2009 09:25 PM ET (US)
I and the rest of the executive commitee have VOLUNTARILY agreed to only a small cost of living adjustment in our salaries next year. We all must try to live within our means if we as a team are going to succeed in bringing this great organization back from the brink. 13 dollars an hour is not bad pay considering the work you do. We in Washington have made MANY sacrifices for you, its only right that you, the working class, should make some sacrifices as well. On a personal note, when I was running my route, I would volunteer for extra duties in the afternoon just to help out. We didnt have it easy back then the way you do now. We had no LLV's or DPS, it was all intense casework. Some days I would sort and deliver upwards of 900 pieces of mail IN ONE DAY! It would take hours to deliver it from a car and the route was very long, almost 33 miles. So whenever you think you have it bad, just stop and think how your national officers have paved the way for you with our blood sweat and tears. You should be grateful for our great service and leadership. Now lets get to it and have fun with it! Carry on!
fatboyPerson was signed in when posted  38703
11-06-2009 08:36 PM ET (US)
I VOLUNTEER TO TAKE A DOLLAR AN HOUR LESS THAN OUR POSTMASTER.
Rayt-333Person was signed in when posted  38702
11-06-2009 07:15 PM ET (US)
/m38699
LOL Just what we need, some humor.
OR if it was supposed to be taken seriously then what a moronic post.
Management gets bonus and we should take pay cuts???

What a fucking moron!
You're Not A Union Guy  38701
11-06-2009 06:48 PM ET (US)
TRC's only make like $13.00 an hour! THIS WON'T HAPPEN! That would be way too much of a pay reduction! NO we don't need locals deciding on route consolidations. That would be a major conflict of interest by robbing Peter to pay Paul, (the good 'ol boy system.) Leave it up to the districts and also let the carriers decide if they want to bust their ba**s for a just few more bucks. I'll bet most won't want the extra work, nor could they even handle it!
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