PSO LOCAL UNION

Shift Differential Pay – Section 14.2

Everyone,

The Union recently resolved a grievance involving shift differential pay under Section 14.2 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

During the grievance process, it was discovered that some employees were not receiving the proper shift differential pay required by the CBA.

What the CBA Says

Pursuant to Section 14.2 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement:

“All work performed on assigned shifts between the hours of 2000 and 0600 Monday through Friday, and all work performed on weekend shifts between 12:01 a.m. Saturday and 11:59 p.m. Sunday, shall be paid an additional $0.30 per hour.”

You May Be Entitled to an Additional $0.30 Per Hour If You Work:

  • Overnight shifts between 8:00 PM and 6:00 AM, Monday–Friday

  • Weekend shifts between 12:01 AM Saturday and 11:59 PM Sunday

What You Should Do

As a result of the grievance, management reviewed the issue and affected employees have been made whole.

However, the Union encourages all members to review their pay stubs and pay records to ensure they are receiving the proper shift differential going forward.

If you believe you have not been properly compensated:

  1. Notify your direct supervisor.

  2. Submit a concern ticket through the Union website so the Union can assist in reviewing the matter.

Submit a Concern

Submit a Concern – PSO Boston Local Union


Thank you to the members who brought this issue to the Union’s attention.

This matter demonstrates the importance of reviewing your pay stubs and reporting potential contract violations promptly.

When members speak up, the Union can investigate, enforce the Collective Bargaining Agreement, and work to ensure employees receive the pay they have earned.

The Union is committed to protecting your contractual rights and ensuring every member receives the wages and benefits they are entitled to under the CBA.

UNITED WE STAND STRONG

Regards,

Jeison Santana
Executive Vice President
PSO Boston Local Union

📧 santana@psoboston.org
🌐 psoboston.org

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