thanks11/23-24, 12/25, 12/31, 1/1.
11/24 is a working holiday.
Unless you schedule that week as vacation. Paid double time to sit at home.11/23-24, 12/25, 12/31, 1/1.
11/24 is a working holiday.
11/23-24, 12/25, 12/31, 1/1.
11/24 is a working holiday*********.
Unless you schedule that week as vacation. Paid double time to sit at home.
********* unless you're in 177. Then its up to you whether or not you want to work, regardless of where you are on the seniority list.
This will be the last year for that.
I wasnt aware you were on the 177 negotiating conmittee.
Maybe by next Thanksgiving I will be getting paid to stay home all year.This will be the last year for that.
Maybe by next Thanksgiving I will be getting paid to stay home all year.
Afraid I would be bored without all the day to day work place drama.I know I will be!
What you need is a link to your local's contract.what days are paid holidays around Thanksgiving, Christmas and New years?
Unless there has been a change the past year, new hires do not get paid holidays for the entire 1st year of their employment. I remember a lot of very upset new hires when this last contract went into effect.I am a new hire, PT package handler, Menlo Park, CA. We were informed today in orientation about being eligible for vacations, paid holidays, and personal days at the one-year mark. Also, that since we were hired prior to Nov 1 that we are not labeled as seasonal.
I’ll be taking advantage of the available hours during the holiday season, but are we able to ask for a single day off (even if unpaid) before we are eligible for those paid days? I’m talking about after the first of the year.