It's not uncommon that time of the year.Quick question, I’m looking for a second part time gig, but PCM on preload is starting to mention we will be working 10 hour days in a month.
Will it be legit 10 hour days in early November thru Christmas?
Very common to work FT hours at your PT job during peakQuick question, I’m looking for a second part time gig, but PCM on preload is starting to mention we will be working 10 hour days in a month.
Will it be legit 10 hour days in early November thru Christmas?
Only if you make them 10 hour days. As a PT I never worked more than six, any more hours than that are FT hours and I'll take a lunch break. No thxQuick question, I’m looking for a second part time gig, but PCM on preload is starting to mention we will be working 10 hour days in a month.
Will it be legit 10 hour days in early November thru Christmas?
@Jstpeachy: Depends on where you're at. If you're at a hub or large center, then yes. You should really ask a coworker who has been there for previous Peak seasons. And check your state's labor laws about what kind of 'lunch' break you're legally entitled to, because you can bet the company won't be offering that info to you.Quick question, I’m looking for a second part time gig, but PCM on preload is starting to mention we will be working 10 hour days in a month.
Will it be legit 10 hour days in early November thru Christmas?
There were a few 11pm preload starts here last year.They had preloaders coming in at midnight last year.
There were a few 11pm preload starts here last year.
Mine did preload and spent the full day with me. Zombie the last two weeks.My helper the last couple of years, worked 8+ hours on the preload and then helped my for 4ish hours. I kept him until he said he was done, preload was their priority.
I did a in 9pm-Idon'trememberAM on December 3rd.They had preloaders coming in at midnight last year.
Just to be clear this means it’s time and a half over 5 hours in a day but not also time and a half any hours over 40 in a week? Southern supplement?
I find it odd that it says anything over 5 hours, then anything over 8... what’s the distinction?
Unless UPS is on the "exempt" list, the government requires them to pay time and a half after 40.
Overtime Pay - Wage and Hour Division (WHD) - U.S. Department of Labor
Basically it's saying in a normal day you would get overtime after 5 hours. If you double shift you wouldn't get overtime until after 8 hours.Just to be clear this means it’s time and a half over 5 hours in a day but not also time and a half any hours over 40 in a week? Southern supplement?
I find it odd that it says anything over 5 hours, then anything over 8... what’s the distinction- both are saying time and a half for the hours over those times?