what i do - radmt

Posted: Dec 27th, 2015 - 7:47 am In Reply to: That's exactly right...SM - Old Anon

if Christmas/major holiday falls during my scheduled 40 I clock in at my scheduled time, wait the 6 minutes NJA and then check out. I have no PTO, I have no no-pay available hours remaining.
My manager will call me if a backlog happens. Period. I do not stress any longer about it. I go on my merry way.

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GRRRRR - Chi-town Lady (Views: 1590, 2015-12-25, 4:00 pm)
- That's why they call it coverage. You have to - MT (Views: 991, 2015-12-25, 4:43 pm)
  - Yes, and more people need to report this - sm (Views: 894, 2015-12-25, 5:52 pm)
    - Coverage - Everyone does it (Views: 674, 2015-12-26, 12:32 pm)
      - I worked as an EKG technician for years and always received pay for the hours - I was on call. (Views: 774, 2015-12-26, 5:14 pm)
      - Anyone requiring you make yourself available for - echomt (Views: 613, 2016-01-02, 5:36 pm)
  - Been that way forever" Umm..No, it has NOT. - MT (Views: 904, 2015-12-26, 12:47 am)
    - She didn't say anything about EVERYBODY - MT (Views: 895, 2015-12-26, 7:52 am)
- And are they going to pay you for this? - Exploited much? (Views: 675, 2015-12-26, 12:18 pm)
  - That's exactly right...SM - Old Anon (Views: 660, 2015-12-26, 3:18 pm)
    - what i do - radmt
      - Yep, same here. There is no way in h--- - I am sitting there staring (Views: 735, 2015-12-27, 7:20 pm)
- Check the labor laws in your state. In many, if being "on call" - restricts your activities, you must be paid. (Views: 586, 2015-12-28, 6:55 am)

what i do - radmt

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