RE: [CBQ] Employee TT's

[Gerald & Virginia Edgar <vje68@hotmail.com>]

Most RR's changed the color of the TT # each issue so at a glance you knew 
whether an Emp had the current issue: ie. today all 'blank' Div ETT's have RED 
#'s; any Emp with a GREEN # has an outdated issue.   As for numbering, they 
were done consecutively every time there was a change necessitated by 
new/revised  but went back to "1" when the territory covered by the Div 
changed.  I.E. with consolidations & fewer Divisions, the enlarged existing 
Divisions would re-start at #1.  For example the Chicago & Aurora Div. went 
back to #1 several times post-WWII as former Divs were rolled into it (like the 
LaCrosse).


Gerald  


 



To: CBQ@yahoogroups.com
From: estcbq@aol.com
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 21:03:50 +0000
Subject: [CBQ] Employee TT's

  



what was the basis that the 'Q' designated the numbers and the color of the 
numbers on employee time tables---numbers that have shown range from 1-60's and 
colors of black-green-red--do the numbers and color have significant meaning of 
something---thanks---jim young




                                          
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