Archived Will my rate be split if I work areas with different paygrades?

[KingBear]

So I just started as a GSA, right, and I was told it was keyed in and when I got my check the other day, I saw it was split between (hypothetical numbers) $20.15 and $20.65 for my hourlies, which I figured was because it got keyed in halfway through the pay period. But now I wonder if it's actually because the different paygrades means I can't expect a set $20.65/hr unless I'm always scheduled as GSA. Like, I have some Food Ave shifts coming up.... will those be scored at a $20.15/hr rate because they're in a lower paygrade, or do I always get the rate for my highest paygrade, even if I'm assigned to cashier or CA or anything but GSA?

 

[PullMonkey]

You get the pay of whatever your primary workcenter is. The split is because your pay grade changed midway through the pay period

 

[KingBear]

You get the pay of whatever your primary workcenter is. The split is because your pay grade changed midway through the pay period

Awesome, thank you! I think that settles it then.

 

[Top Dollar]

You get paid $20.65/hr as a GSA? Holy shit

 

[KingBear]

You get paid $20.65/hr as a GSA? Holy shit

Yeah, it's pretty great except that they deduct $1/hr from my pay every time someone misses the part where I said it was a hypothetical figure.

 

[Kaitii]

Yeah, it's pretty great except that they deduct $1/hr from my pay every time someone misses the part where I said it was a hypothetical figure.

You get paid $19.65/hr as a GSA? Holy shit

 

[Produce Queen]

So maybe your hypothetical amount could have hovered in the realistic arena. Just cuz we're all a bit sensitive about our mostly crappy pay.

 

[Nauzhror]

Yeah, it's pretty great except that they deduct $1/hr from my pay every time someone misses the part where I said it was a hypothetical figure.

You pay them to let you work?