Didn’t help. It says guarantee means I’m full time. I’m always full time.Search function
As a fulltime driver you are guaranteed 8 hours a day. So say you only worked 7 hours, they still need to pay you for 8. Pay actual means you get paid for the hours you worked that day. So if you worked for 7, you get paid for 7.Didn’t help. It says guarantee means I’m full time. I’m always full time.
I’m 1 month and a half as a driver. My paycheque says I’m paying the union 18.50 per week. Does it mean I’m full time?As a fulltime driver you are guaranteed 8 hours a day. So say you only worked 7 hours, they still need to pay you for 8. Pay actual means you get paid for the hours you worked that day. So if you worked for 7, you get paid for 7.
You gotta figure out, are you qualified, and who are your union stewards.
I’m 1 month and a half as a driver. My paycheque says I’m paying the union 18.50 per week. Does it mean I’m full time?
YesAre you in Canada?
I notice that. They called me a troll.You may have some difficulty finding someone on these forums who can help you.
I notice that.
Are you in Canada?
You may have some difficulty finding someone on these forums who can help you.
@rickyb can help him....
As a fulltime driver you are guaranteed 8 hours a day. So say you only worked 7 hours, they still need to pay you for 8. Pay actual means you get paid for the hours you worked that day. So if you worked for 7, you get paid for 7.
what seems to be the problem officer?@rickyb can help him....
Might be op worked 7 hours and was asked if they wanted to go home.
If the answer was yes, then op would be pay actual, giving up the 8 hour guarantee.
This answers your question. If you're full time and you work less than 8 hours the above applies. If you worked 8 hours or more, it doesn't matter which is selected.
It's troulle in Canada.I notice that. They called me a troll.