steffie5150
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I believe it should still be overtime
http://www.twc.state.tx.us/ui/lablaw/lablaw.html
Check this site |
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Enigma
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it depends on the company
most don't consider vacation pay with regular pay
you will prb get 8 hrs vac and 34 hrs reg |
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sweet_thing_kay04
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It is after 40 hours of working time.With vacation time added that would be a no.Sorry. |
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EL Big Ed
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Yup the 2 are overtime |
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Joe K
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Did you actually work 42 hours or does your vacation day contribute to the 42 hours?
If you actually physically WORKED 42 hours in the work week then you should get 2 hours of overtime. BUT if you worked 34 hours and took a vacation day, you do not get any overtime. |
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It is against federal law to not be compensated for overtime hours in some way.
The amount of compensation may be different from state to state.( usually 1 and 1/2 times regular rate)
I have worked for a company before that they would not pay this overtime compensation and I raised hell until they did but if it's not a substantial amount that is worth the legal BS.
Most likely all you will get is a headache and a pink slip.
Corporations that do his are very adept at screwing the little guy to get ahead and your likely best served finding better employment.
check this out
Say you are a person that is on call and work for a company that has no office in the state you live and are paid an hourly wage .
You are only called to work maybe 1 day a month... the rest of the time you are at home getting paid to cut your lawn with your beeper on.
You get a page to go to work and you respond to the site and the job takes more than 8 hours...should you get overtime?
Yes |
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eldridgejoe
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that should be ot your vacation should be treated just as if you were there... also different companys have different pollicies.. some pay ot each day on time over 8 hrs |
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bizarrorigo
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you have to make up those 8 vacation hours, THEN you'd get overtime pay. its like working 48 hours. the vacation hours don't count as regular pay, since they are "giving" you those hours. |
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tallerfella
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In California the 2 hours are paid as regular time........ |
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tjnw79
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40 hours is 40 hours when you actually work them. if you work all 40 hours and then have overtime it is time and a half. but since you have taken an 8 hour vacation you have only worked 32 hours plus 8 hour vacation and then an extra 2 hours over time what this really says is you worked 34 hours and taken 6 hours of vacation. so you will not get any over time but you should have atleast two extra hours of vacation time to use in the future. |
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george 2
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you must work 40 hours before you get overtime. 8 hours of vacation is not considered you working |
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allaboutme_75
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should still be overtime |
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sarge927
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You are correct -- if you took a day off and it was "paid vacation time" then that counts when computing regular time. So if the total hours, including that time you took off, is 42 hours, you should be paid for two hours of overtime. Yes, different states have different laws, but the overtime laws are Federal, so they apply to every state |
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