If your average hours are enough to qualify for benefits and you’ve been at target for a year TMs earn 8 hours paid for Christmas and thanksgiving. TLs get it 6 times a year.Just found out I will be getting paid holiday time for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Will I be getting paid for 4 hours for the day or more?
If your average hours are enough to qualify for benefits and you’ve been at target for a year TMs earn 8 hours paid for Christmas and thanksgiving. TLs get it 6 times a year.
8 hours of regular pay regardless, and then time and a half for whatever you do work. So, if you don't work, you get paid for 8 hours. If you work an 8 hour shift, you get the 8 hours plus 8 more at time and a half, which is comparable to being paid for 20 hours total.How does that work if you actually work Thanksgiving. Do you get 8 additional hours for the holiday or just what you didn't work?
8 hours of regular pay regardless, and then time and a half for whatever you do work. So, if you don't work, you get paid for 8 hours. If you work an 8 hour shift, you get the 8 hours plus 8 more at time and a half, which is comparable to being paid for 20 hours total.
What @xantos said. Also whatever you work on one of the 6 holidays including Christmas and thanksgiving don’t count towards your 40 hours so you can work all day at time and a half and still get 40 hours the rest of the week.How does that work if you actually work Thanksgiving. Do you get 8 additional hours for the holiday or just what you didn't work?
What @xantos said. Also whatever you work on one of the 6 holidays including Christmas and thanksgiving don’t count towards your 40 hours so you can work all day at time and a half and still get 40 hours the rest of the week.
What @xantos said. Also whatever you work on one of the 6 holidays including Christmas and thanksgiving don’t count towards your 40 hours so you can work all day at time and a half and still get 40 hours the rest of the week.
Wrong.Nope. Unless you are a tl or work those days.
The op did not say they were working those days.Wrong.
Probably, unless there is some fine print to that OT they're promising. You could work 24 hours on Thanksgiving (theoretically), and then 50 hours the rest of the week, and then you'd get the extra 8, too. So you'd physically work 74 hours, but get paid for 40 regular plus 34 at time and a half plus 8 more, which is equivalent to 99 regular hours.So out of curiosity, since I'm fulfillment and eligible for 50 hours Thanksgiving week does that mean that I could work 50 hours, an additional 8 on Thanksgiving at time and a half, and receive another 8 hours for the holiday? Kill me now working that much flex that week, but that would be a pretty sweet paycheck.
Theoretically yes. You’d only pop up for 10 hours of projected OTSo out of curiosity, since I'm fulfillment and eligible for 50 hours Thanksgiving week does that mean that I could work 50 hours, an additional 8 on Thanksgiving at time and a half, and receive another 8 hours for the holiday? Kill me now working that much flex that week, but that would be a pretty sweet paycheck.
Theoretically yes. You’d only pop up for 10 hours of projected OT
That doesn’t matter. If you work more than 30 hours a week and qualify for benefits, you get 8 hours of “holiday pay” (regular pay) for thanksgiving and Christmas. Regardless of whether or not you work those days.The op did not say they were working those days.