Vacation question

brownout33

New Member
So, last week was my paid vacation and I go back to work today but I realized last week that technically I only received 4 days of vacation sinced the 4th of July is a day off for everybody...so, technically that wasn't a vacation day. Should I be entitled to another day of vacation? Thanks in advance.
 

p228

Well-Known Member
You got paid for 5 days vacation and you will get paid for the holiday. Unless you agreed to a day off with your management team on Monday they will code you no call.
 

upsman68

Well-Known Member
You should get paid for 5 days vacation plus the get paid a day for the holiday. I know that happens when I take a vacation with a holiday. You should be able to check your paystub this Friday.
 

UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)

Well-Known Member
You should get paid for 5 days vacation plus the get paid a day for the holiday. I know that happens when I take a vacation with a holiday. You should be able to check your paystub this Friday.

He should have been able to check his paystub two weeks before the Friday of his vacation week. I was also off the week of the 4th and got my vacation check on 6/22. I was paid for 5 days plus the holiday.
 

UPSGUY72

Well-Known Member
You should get paid for 5 days vacation plus the get paid a day for the holiday. I know that happens when I take a vacation with a holiday. You should be able to check your paystub this Friday.

He should have been able to check his paystub two weeks before the Friday of his vacation week. I was also off the week of the 4th and got my vacation check on 6/22. I was paid for 5 days plus the holiday.

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I GOT ONE MORE

Well-Known Member
I thought vacation pay was 1/52 of last years gross annual pay, so it's not broken down by days, unless it's a week of option days.

However, the 4th of July should have paid 1 day of holiday pay on top of the vacation pay, unless you have been employed for less than 1 year.
 

Johney

Well-Known Member
Not sure how it is for P/T,but friend/T vacation is 45 hours straight time and like Upstate had off 1 day extra of holiday pay.
 

Cementups

Box Monkey
I thought vacation pay was 1/52 of last years gross annual pay, so it's not broken down by days, unless it's a week of option days.

However, the 4th of July should have paid 1 day of holiday pay on top of the vacation pay, unless you have been employed for less than 1 year.

I don't remember what PT vacation pay is but FT vacation pay is 45 hours at your regular hourly rate.
 
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Loufan

Guest
You probably won't get another day unless you asked for it when you were filling out your vacation papers. I remember one of my co workers taking a vacation week on Memorial Day week and he just asked if he could have the previous Friday or that next Monday off and he got that day off no problem.
 

Big Babooba

Well-Known Member
Vacation time varies by supplement. In the New England Supplement a full time employee gets 40 hours (part timer gets 20 hours) straight time or 1/52 of the previous calendar year's gross pay - Whichever is greater. If a holiday falls on the vacation week they are entitled to the holiday pay in addition to their vacation pay (8 hours straight time for a full timer and 4 hours for a part timer).

 

BlackCat

Well-Known Member
Vacation time varies by supplement. In the New England Supplement a full time employee gets 40 hours (part timer gets 20 hours) straight time or 1/52 of the previous calendar year's gross pay - Whichever is greater. If a holiday falls on the vacation week they are entitled to the holiday pay in addition to their vacation pay (8 hours straight time for a full timer and 4 hours for a part timer).


I wish that were the language here. I was on short term disability a few years ago for a pretty substantial amount of time (4months) Needless to say my gross income was not that high. Next year my vacation checks were all 1/52 of the following years gross (6 months)
 

brownmonster

Man of Great Wisdom
I might have to bring up vacation pay at our proposal meeting next week. Big time pay cut taking a week off. 45 hours straight time versus 52+ straight and time and half.
 

bottomups

Bad Moon Risen'
I'm in the same boat as you are, as well as the same local. I gross between 5 and 6 hundred dollars a week less when on vacation. Not that I'm complaining, the time off is priceless!
 
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