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Can big companies mandate OT with no extra pay for salaried pharmacists?
Can big companies mandate OT with no extra pay for salaried pharmacists?
Working 24/7 for a week at minimum wage would be $1218. You have to making less than that per week to have this possibly apply. So if you’re salaried at $63,336 per year, it will not apply.Eventually they have to pay OT or at least straight pay for the extra hours. I think if you work enough hours that your wage could dip under 7.25 an hour on aveareg they would be forced to make up the difference. Not sure if the math works out to make this a realistic possibility.
Would they do that extra ot pay for salaried pharmacist?Eventually they have to pay OT or at least straight pay for the extra hours. I think if you work enough hours that your wage could dip under 7.25 an hour on aveareg they would be forced to make up the difference. Not sure if the math works out to make this a realistic possibility.
I posted the Illinois laws. Referring to IllinoisDepends on state law
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Eventually they have to pay OT or at least straight pay for the extra hours. I think if you work enough hours that your wage could dip under 7.25 an hour on aveareg they would be forced to make up the difference. Not sure if the math works out to make this a realistic possibility.
So as a nonunion big chain pharmacist, the rights were probably signed away in an initial contract
yesCan big companies mandate OT with no extra pay for salaried pharmacists?
didn't the bust the union in chicago around 2004 (I was living in Springfield at that time - and their were no unions around there)Not Walgreens. "The only thing that's going through those $*(#ing doors is light and air!" when they went on strike over 20 years ago.
didn't the bust the union in chicago around 2004 (I was living in Springfield at that time - and their were no unions around there)
Eventually they have to pay OT or at least straight pay for the extra hours. I think if you work enough hours that your wage could dip under 7.25 an hour on aveareg they would be forced to make up the difference. Not sure if the math works out to make this a realistic possibility.
Yes. This!Working 24/7 for a week at minimum wage would be $1218. You have to making less than that per week to have this possibly apply. So if you’re salaried at $63,336 per year, it will not apply.
Interesting!You are wrong my friend... If they are sallaried, they do not get OT because they are salaried.. You are expected to work as much to get the work done... And there are always gonna be *****s that work more for less pay.
That's why for companies, its always cheaper to keep a salaried or contracted employee....