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1\lIA~JAG!::R.LABOR RELATIONS
Area
July 23, 2012
Omar Gonzalez Western Regional Coordinator, APWU 1350 Old Bayshore HWY. Suite 360 Burlingame, CA 94010
To: ~.Pacific Area Local(s) [ ] Western Area Local(s) Withholding Info
ng issue(s) review, take action and reduce issues to writing
omments: Prepare & Review 12.S.C.S & 12.S.C.6 Omar Gonzalez. Coordinator
This is to advise you of the intent of the Bay Valley District to utilize the provisions of Article 12.5.C.5 of the National Agreement to involuntarily reassign eighteen (18) Tractor-Trailer Operators from the craft and/or installation at the San Francisco NDC bid cluster (Event 39898). The basis is an approved Area wide mode conversion.
The impacted employees will be notified of their involuntary reassignments by separate letter. Based upon the availability of residual/withheld assignments, it may be necessary to utilize the provisions of Article 7.2.B of the National Agreement to detail some of the impacted employees in order to provide them with a work opportunity until sufficient residual/withheld assignments can be identified for their placement.
By copy of this notice, we will withhold up to eighteen (18) residual assignments in the clerk, carrier, mail handler, vehicle maintenance or custodial crafts in sites within a 50 mile radius of the impacted bid cluster for placement of the impacted vehicle operators.
Since all Postal vehicle operations in California are being contracted, the provisions of Article 12.5.C.5.b(1)(a) to adjust the excess to the maximum extent possible by making voluntary reassignments to vacant motor vehicle craft positions in installations within 100 miles have been met. The impacted vehicle operators retain the right to seek a reassignment outside of California if they elect to do so.
Attached you will find copies of the automated impact statement, the operational data that supports the excessing, the list of sites at which withholding has been authorized and the names of the junior impacted vehicle operators.
Please include this impact on the agenda for our next meeting. jf you have any questions you may contact me at (858) 674-3193 or Linda Shumate, Area Complement Coordinator at (858) 674-3183.
cc: Area Manager Operations Support Area Manager, Human Resources
Area Manager, Finance Area Manager, In-Plant Support District Manager, Bay Valley District
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Area Complement Coordinator with attachments Manager, Human Resources - Bay Valley District with attachments District Complement Coordinator, Bay Valley District with attachments Chris Jackson, NALC with attachements Richard Siu, NPMHU with attachments HRA (2) with attachments
WorkHour Impact Report
Impacted Bid Cluster
Installation Address
Area Name
Impact Type
Date of Impact
Period (Dates) of Review Performed
Report Prepared By
Report Prepared Date
Reviewed By
Phone
SAN FRANCISCO BMC EVENT 39898
PVS Conversion
PACIFIC
Reduction Other Than by Attrition
11/17/2012
07/23/2011 thru 07/20/2012
Yolanda Garcia-Martinez
07/23/2012
James Clausen
(510) 874-8222
WorkHour Impact Report Craft = MOTOR VEHICLE
A B C D E F G Current Planned Weekly Hrs Monthly Annual Annual FTE Current Average Weekly Savings Savings Work Hours Savings FTE Yearly
Weekly Hrs Hrs Savings Hr Rate
Total 972 324 -648 -2592 -33696 -17 2028
OverTime Impact
Current OT Current Planned OT Additional Percent Planned OT Planned OT Average OT Rate per Week Planned OT Planned OT Hours per Rate
Weekly Hrs from changes per Week per Week Week
Total 27 2.8% -27 0 0 0%
WorkHour Impact Report Casuals
a. Current Number of MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals on Rolls
b. Current Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals Hours per Month
c. Planned Reduction in Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals Hours per Month
d. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals that will have Reduced Hours
e. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals that will be Terminated
f. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals Remaining After Impact
g. Provide Narrative Justifying need for Remaining MOTOR VEHICLE Casuals
There are no casuals in the motor vehicle craft.
Part Time Flexible (PTFs)
a. Current Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PTFs on Rolls
b. Current Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE PTFs Hours per Month
c. Planned Reduction in Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE PTFs Hours per Month
d. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PTFs that will have Reduced Hours
e. Will there be any MOTOR VEHICLE PTFs Excessed from Craft or Installation
If Yes how Many MOTOR VEHICLE PTFs
f. Provide Narrative Explaining need for Excessing
There are no PTFs in the motor vehicle craft.
Transitional Employees (TEs)
a. Current Number of MOTOR VEHICLE TEs on Rolls
b. Current Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE TE Hours per Month
c. Planned Reduction in Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE TE Hours per Month
d. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE TEs that will have Reduced Hours
e. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE TEs that will be Terminated
f. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE TEs After
Postal Support Employees (PSE)
o o o o o o
o o o o
NO
o
o o o o o o
b. Current Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE PSE Hours per Month
c. Planned Reduction in Total Non-OverTime MOTOR VEHICLE PSE Hours per Month
d. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PSE that will have Reduced Hours
e. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PSE that will be Terminated
f. Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PSE Remaining After
g. Provide Narrative Justifying need for Remaining MOTOR VEHICLE PSE
There are no PSE's in the motor vehicle craft.
o o o o o
WorkHour Impact Report
Part Time Regular (PTRs)
a. Current Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PTRs on Rolls
b. Planned Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PTR Positions after Impact
c. Estimated Number of MOTOR VEHICLE PTR Attrition
d. Will there be any MOTOR VEHICLE PTRs Excessed from Craft or Installation
MOTOR VEHICLE PTRs
e. Provide Narrative Explaining need for Excessing
There are no PTRs in the motor vehicle craft.
Full Time Regular (FTRs)
a. Current Number of MOTOR VEHICLE FTRs on Rolls
b. Planned Number of MOTOR VEHICLE FTR Positions After Impact
c. Estimated Number of MOTOR VEHICLE FTR Attrition
d. Will there be any MOTOR VEHICLE FTRs Excessed from Craft or Installation
If Yes how Many MOTOR VEHICLE FTRs
e. Provide Narrative Explaining need for Excessing
A change in the CA emission law resulted in a need to convert PVS to HCR and to excess 18 FT no's from the craft and/or installation
o o o
NO
o
25
7
o YES
18
WorkHour Impact Report-MOTOR VEHICLE
Preliminary Summary
a. Total Planned Non-OT Reduction per Month for Regulars and PTRs
b. Planned Reduction in Total OT Hours per Month
c. Planned Reduction in Casual Non-OT Hours per Month
d. Planned Reduction in PTF Non-OT Hours per Month
e. Planned Reduction in TE Non-OT Hours per Month
f. Planned Reduction in PSE Non-OT Hours per Month
g. Total Planned Non-OT Hours per Month
h. Total FTE Savings
-2592
-108
o o o o
1296
-17
US POSTAL SERVICE
Area-wide Mode Conversion Proposal Pacific Area
NATIONAL AGREEMENT ARTICLE 32
SUBCONTRACTING
February 28, 2012
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ARTICLE 32 PROPOSAL & COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
ar';::':::I •• YIIII'1S:> Mode Conversion
BACKGROUND
Network Vehicle Operations enable and ensure
....,,,,."V.r'I:> to Contract
the fleet with particulate matter (PM) kits Lease compliant vehicles
new veh!cies to contract route ';'UUVII""
conducted an most economically
to assess the
Alternative Analyzed - Retrofit Fleet (Not Recommended)
Installation of PM Mars on an the best use of the In\)'t::,.::!trr,,::>nt
is not recommended, the best return on investment since the
solution and not r"".", ... ,,,,,, the lowest
IS{'31!':HICIII of filters
Alternative - Purchase (Not Recommended)
Alternative Analyzed - Outsoufce (Recommended)
Justification:
The Postal is mandated to procure transportation that meets all requirements by the most economical means. In regards to highway transportation, service may be via Highway Contract Route (HCR) or Postal (PVS). After comprehensive evaluation and due consideration of ali critical factors (as cited in Subcontracting A.rticle 32.2A of the national agreement USPS and APWU). results indicate that the will from subcontracting PVS at all Pacific Area and network facilities HI Supporting
factor are as follows:
Public Interest
public not change under operation nor will availability at change under HCR operations. Service points and their arrival I
times in current exactly in HCR Under
more
used to calculate schedule and is the same
Cost costs bet\!'/een PVS and HeR C'e"nr'o
from that total
an
and will
to
Availability of Equipment
an advantage since these suppliers would be more responsive in to perform required to
with state and local law to provide appropriate equipment including that equipment that should provide increased availability of equipment. In Postal Service should reduce their need for future capitol investment and
work hours cost
Equipment Requirement
LER SINGLE
11-TON
#OF PVS VEHICLES {CURRENTLY IN
32 102 109
121
446
# HeR VEHICLES REQUIRED
1 1
21
45
i-Jr,,,<:.<:.nf:1t\/ 446 vehicles are due
The W .... ,..,I'I",£'
to 1
follows
TOTAL PVS Operators
nlr,\I(:>,""'" are located Pacific Area processing & r1'C~~"'"
employees will adhere to 12 of contract
513 137
797
distance guidelines ali
and other applicable
1j§9§ COST EVALUATION - CAblFORNIA POSTAL. VeHICLE SERVICE YS HIGHWAY CONTRACT SERVICE
V2612()t2
u.s. Postal Service COST EVAlUATION - POSTAL VEHICLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
6.864.00
---- $43,07800
60x
Van Tractor (SA) Tractor
6
Box 22 Trailer COS!
N-EaSl East PaCific Sot:th Central
60x 25
Tex! Claim COSl Per Mile
Box 27
PVS Field OperatlOns Management Costs
CostS)
VAN
SAT TAT
INT
SAT TAT
N-East East West South
Central
Nat' I
PVS
$ $
'5 $ $ S
$1.260 $1,290
8.38 '1.80 '3.45
71600
2.25
U.S. Postal S<?l'1icG COST EVALUATION - POSTAL VEHiCLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
$1300 51
V~'1 51380 $1,260 51
2i
IntermeO;ale INT 838 7 ~fCafgO 7-TON 11.80
Carg{) ,-fON 1345 Tractor (SA) SAT 1378 Trador TAT 13
80)(22
Trailer Cos! N-East N-East East East Pacific Wesl 1.716.00 South South Central Central
Box 25
Clam; Cost Per Nar! 20
Bo;<27
i6.A<lj""I.G<l (!in'! 113)( 1
U.S. Postal Service
COST EVALUATION· POSTAL VEHICLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
$ 446.769.57 Cost
$ 573,78729
!
$ 5.148.00 I !
I 23 T 0Vll Vehicle Cost
(}ines 20 ~ ?' 22)
-+ $1,025,704.86
-+
-+ $69,200.60
-+ I t $ 3.022,344.05
FORM COMPLETED: #tltlfUttlHIl
Box 1
Box 20 Intermediate 7-T Van
Van Tractor (SA) Tractor (T Ai
Box 21
Intermediate -T
80x22
TraIler Cost N-East East Pacific South Central
Box 25
Van
Tort Claim Cost PerMde
80)(27
~Jf"O TIO
INT V,l\N VAN SAT TAT
INT 7-TON
1 i-TON SAT Tft,T
N-East East West South
Central
$ $
$ $ $
$ $ $ $ $
$1.300 $1400 $1.38C $1.260 $1.290
8.38 11.80 13.45 13.78 13.98
14,
IS
16 AdJYSt~ for
t5 it:
18 mmrum Pay ';Ol\l (RequimsEmry
19
U.S. Postal Service COST EVALUATION - POSTAL VEHICLE SER'V'iCE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
_..::....:. __ --1 5
$945}47.08
25, Too
$14,L27970 Nat'! .,
$0.00
2.885,25693
Box Motor $
$
Bo)(20 Intermediate INT $1.300 7-T VAN $1400
VAN $1.380 SAT $1.260 TAT $1.290
Box 21
Intermediate INT 7 Van 7 TON 11-T Cargo Van 11-TON
Tractor SAl Tractor TAT
Bo:.:22 Trailer Cost
N-East N-East East East Pacific I/Vest 1,71
SOlJth South Cenlra! Central
Bo)(25
Tort Cl<um Cost Per Mile Nat'!
80:.:27 2
U.S. Postal Service COST EVALUATION· POSTAL VEHICLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
V~~CO$l
:> 2,nS,20771 ~C<)$t
S 4,783,82527 '
! :$ 18Ul96 00 I
I
I 23, '1 001. V~ Cost
(tines 20 ~, !, 22:,
............ S7,741,92!l98
TIC ----to-Mlies (1"",,, 3)
$742,130,g.; ............ $430,419.60 ~15
............ $ 24,217,249,71
Box
Tractor no 3
Box 20 Intermediate INT $1.300 7-T VAl"ll $1.400
VAN $1.380 SAT $1.260 TAT $1.290
Box 21
Intermediate INT l! 8.38 7 -T Van 7-TON
Ji 11.80
11-T Van 11-TON 13.45 Tractor (SA) SAT 13.78 Tractor TAT 13.98
Box 22 Trailer Cost
N-East N-East $ East East $ Paci:ftc \Nest $ 1.716.00 South South $ Central Centra! $
80x 25
Tort ClaIm Cost Per Mite Nat'l
80x27 2
U.S. Postal Service COST EVALUATION· POSTAL VEHICLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
3207,869,53
_,..:$:.,;1:..;:;,..:1.::5;,;;.00"::"--1 S 320,892,00 I 100.00%
$5.990,440.15
$381.655.6U
17.150.47074
Box Motor Vehicle
Treliler TIO
Box Intermediate $1.300
VAN $1400 VAN $1.380 SAT $1260 TAT $1.290
Box 21
Intermediate INT $ 7 -T Cargo Van 7-TON $ 11-T Van ii-TON $
SAT $ Tractor (TA) TAT $
6
Box 22 Trailer Cost
N-East N-East $ East East $ Pacific West $ South South $ Centra! Central $
Box 25
Tort Cta;m Cost Per Mile
80x27
Y';
lR"'lIJires Entry Ewe,
U.S. Postal Service
COST EVALUATION· POSTAL VEHICLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
$446.178.40
15,685,638,81
$3.837,134,24
Motor $ TIO
80')(20
intermediate INT $1.300 7-T VAN $1.400 11-T VAN $1.380
SAT $1.260 Tractor (T A) TAT $1.290
Box 21
Intermediate INT 7 -T Van 7-TON 11-T Van 11-TON Tractor (SA) SAT Tractor TAT
80:.:22
Trailer Cost N-East N-East $ East East $
Pacific West $ 1.716.00 South South $ Central Central $
80;.::25
Tort Claim Cost Per Mile Nat'l
80.:<27
U.S. Postal Service
COST EVALUATION· POSTAL VEHlCLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERVICE
~C'»t
S 425.833,46
16~ ftffjUS."OO Confu1q£>f'.ces 15x 1w}
$733,847~99 24. Fee" (Allach Slaternent)
S1.362,17!nO --fII-
S75,60!Ul6 $43,231,40
-
T
Box Motor Vehicle P"tVO $ Tractor Trailer Operator TIO $
80)(20 !ntermediate INT $1.300 7-T Van VAN $1.400
Van VAN $1.380 Tractor (SA) SAT $1.260 Tractor TAT $1.290
80)(21
intermediate INT $ 8.38 7 -T Cargo Van 7-TON $ 11.80 11-1 Cargo Van 11-TON $ 13.45 Tractor (SA) SAT $ 13.78 Tractor (T A) TAT $ 13.98
80:<22
T railer Cost
N·East N·East $ East East $ Pacific West $ South South $ Central Central $
(0)(25
Tort Claim Cost Per Mile Nat"
80:<27
PVS Field Operations
HCR
PS
U.S. Postal Service COST EVALUA nON • POSTAL VEHICLE SERVICE VS. CONTRACT SERViCE
$10,877.86139
S605,31844
24(tOO
13. Tetal Ver.icle Cost
Git1e,s 20: + 2'! '*'
-+
-+ Miles (LiM
-+
-+
$7,105.182.26
$545.096.80
S 19.133,458.90
Box Motor Vehicle MVO Tractor Trailer Operator TIO
3
Box2Q Intermediate INT n300 7-T VAN $1400
VAN $1.380 SAT $1260 TAT $1.290
8ox21
[ -,-
Intermediate INT
1 8.38
7 -T Van 7-TON 11.80 11~T Van 11-TON 13.45 Tractor (SA) SAT 13.78 Tractor (T A) TAT 13.98
6
Box 22 T raller Cost
N-East N-East $ East East $ Pacific West $ 1,716.00 South South $ Centra! Central S
80:>::25
Tort Claim Cost Per Mile Nat!l
Box 27