During our discussion, we concluded that at issue in this grievance is whether the assignment of William Huddart at 2300 on July 4, 1979, violated the terms of the National Agreement. It is the Union's position that the aforementioned served in a 204-B capacity during his regular tour; therefore, he was improperly scheduled for two hours overtime in the bargaining unit at the end of his regular tour. As their remedy the Union is asking that the senior clerk be given two hours overtime pay. After reviewing the information provided, it is our position that the issue raised is not interpretive. Management has agreed locally that craft employees detailed to 204-B supervisory positions will normally remain in a 204-B capacity for their tour of duty. We agree with this position. There are no contractual provisions which would warrant granting the financial relief requested as the employee was not in a 204-B status at the time he performed duties in the bargaining unit.
Document Type: USPS Position Letter
APWU National Grievance Number: A8W0301, W8C5KC4518
Craft: Maintenance