sportsman70004
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When do full time employees get benefits?
Unless it different under locals elsewhere I don’t think position matters it’s just company seniority that does. I had to wait 9 months.When do full time employees get benefits?
Which is terrible, most companies it starts on day one.Some say 30 day and others said 90 days so not sure.
When do full time employees get benefits?
But you also pay for it. Health insurance rates are crazy. I just went to a meeting at the part time job I started a few months back, it’s their annual sign up time for employees getting the insurance. $35 a pay period(every two weeks) for medical alone. Add your spouse and it jumps to $360 every paycheck. Medical alone start adding dental, vision, etc it’s crazy.Which is terrible, most companies it starts on day one.
That's pretty bad for a part time job. I pay $41 per pay period at my job. It comes out of my check but just one of my quarterly bonuses alone pays for all the premiums for the whole year so it's a wash. Might as well be free.But you also pay for it. Health insurance rates are crazy. I just went to a meeting at the part time job I started a few months back, it’s their annual sign up time for employees getting the insurance. $35 a pay period(every two weeks) for medical alone. Add your spouse and it jumps to $360 every paycheck. Medical alone start adding dental, vision, etc it’s crazy.
What are your out of pocket yearly expenses beyond the premiums.That's pretty bad for a part time job. I pay $41 per pay period at my job. It comes out of my check but just one of my quarterly bonuses alone pays for all the premiums for the whole year so it's a wash. Might as well be free.
Terrible except for the fact that it’s Cadillac medical and prescriptions but keep complaining.Which is terrible, most companies it starts on day one.
Might as well be free.
Because they don't have to give us a bonus at all, and I don't work towards it. I work for my wages. None of my budgeting whatsoever factors in our bonus so it's like found money as far as I'm concerned.Not the sharpest tool in the shed, I see.
Let me help you out. You get a quarterly bonus and this bonus has nothing to do with you paying $41 per pay period for health insurance.
You should be able to spend this bonus, invest it, or put it in the bank. Instead, you take this money and pay your health insurance. So how is your health insurance basically free?
Because they don't have to give us a bonus at all, and I don't work towards it. I work for my wages. None of my budgeting whatsoever factors in our bonus so it's like found money as far as I'm concerned.
I guess the point I'm trying to make here is they GIVE me more than enough money that I don't include in my budget to pay for things like my benefits premiums for the whole year. With plenty left over.You would have this found money regardless of your health insurance premiums. But, you're taking this found money and paying your health insurance premium. Thus, your health insurance premiums are not basically free. You're still paying $41 per pay period and using your bonus to pay it, instead of spending, or saving, your bonus on other things.
They could take on full responsibility for the premiums so I don't have to worry about it at all, and at the same time, reduce the maximum bonus by that amount.
They don't have to give us bonuses at all, but the health premiums will always be there.
I think you missed it. I can’t get insurance because I’m part time not that I would anyway cause I got retirement insurance through TeamcareThat's pretty bad for a part time job. I pay $41 per pay period at my job. It comes out of my check but just one of my quarterly bonuses alone pays for all the premiums for the whole year so it's a wash. Might as well be free.
wrongWhich is terrible, most companies it starts on day one.
Every company I’ve worked for since 2005 has been 30 working days minimum.Which is terrible, most companies it starts on day one.
Lol, COVID and the competitive workforce changed a lot of things, my son is finishing college and job hunting.wrong