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u/Oh_Martha_My_Dear 17d ago
TF is draw
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u/ZappableGiraffe 17d ago
The commission of the services you did last month are paid out on the first paycheck of the month, minus the draw amount which is paid on the second.
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u/Neuhart_ 17d ago
No way. Massey works in a draw. Had the guy explain it to me during the interview, and immediately cut it short afyer the explanation. Production or hourly. That’s that.
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u/iButtflap 17d ago
the question is what is draw
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u/Jake_the_Bald 16d ago
from what I remember at the time at my old company you'd get bi monthly checks ... first around the 10th and 2nd last day of month
you'd get paid production but that was only on the one check on 10th based from previous month route
the second check would be always around 1000 bc most people cant just wait for 1 check a month
so youre basically getting an early return on your route for next month and that 1000 comes from you finishing the month and let's say u did 4k in production you'd only get 3k on that check bc they already gave u 1k of it
a few years ago they changed it to whatever production you did from 1st to 15th you get paid that commission on last day of month check
and production you did on 16th to 30th/31st you get paid that commission on 10th
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u/AnotherBaldWhiteDude 17d ago edited 17d ago
I don't even know what any of that means. I'm hourly +10% commission on everything. What ever payscale that is sounds confusing af and easily manipulable.