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USPS Handbook EL-804
Safe Driver Program |
(4/30/09) "This is in response to your e-mails of March
19, 2009 regarding the seniority of clerks who are excessed into the
carrier craft and the right of a level 6 clerk to exercise a
preference on a withheld Carrier Technician withheld assignment."
The training requirements are contained
in the EL- 804, Safe Driver Program. This training is given once the
clerk is officially placed into the carrier position and a Form 50 is
processed. Failure to successfully complete the training can result in
termination of Postal employment.
This is in response regarding the seniority of clerks who are excessed into the
carrier craft and the right of a Level 6 clerk to exercise a
preference on a withheld Carrier Technician withheld assignment.
Clerks who are excessed to withheld assignments in other crafts start
a new period of seniority. The date of reassignment is therefore their
seniority in the receiving craft. However, upon return and/or retreat
to the clerk craft in their former installation, they receive the
seniority they had at the time of reassignment augmented by the time
in the other craft. Senior clerks who elect to go in lieu of junior
clerks identified to be excessed do not have retreat rights.
The position of Carrier Technician has been determined nationally to
be the equivalent grade of a Level 7 clerk. Since the contract
requires that we excess out of craft and/or out of installation to
withheld same or lower level assignments, a Level 6 clerk even if they
met the time requirements of the job would not be eligible to select a
withheld Carrier Technician assignment.
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