Posted By: Oldie but a Goodie on 2008-07-02
In Reply to: How do we find out what our new line PTO rate is? - MTmt

First, it is NOT a PTO line rate ... it is a benefit rate. Second, the benefit rate does not have to be at a state minimum. The BR is a true average of your earnings and that is all it has to be. IF, however, your production plus any hourly compensation for your payperiod does not average out to a minimum wage for your state (or federal, if no state minimum is in effect), then the Q has to pay the difference. No wonder most of you are confused. You don't even understand your own pay and benefits!

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