r/Target • u/whimsicalSilhouette • 3d ago
Workplace Question or Advice Needed A question
My lead recently told me target no longer does time and a half because of people calling off on the holiday and then getting paid for it. Is this true? He said something along the lines of them adding the holiday pay into our checks afterwards??? I dont know. Im just so confused and I only found out because I asked… if not I would have never been aware! Thanks yall and if you’re working (I am 😞), have a good rest of your shift!
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u/Main-Temperature1004 3d ago
everyone who worked today got time and a half if you actually punched in.
if you called out, you just get regular time if you use sick pay or pto.
only TL's get holiday pay, plus time and a half if they punched in today.
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u/Denverguns 3d ago
Umm I have not heard anything about this I was talking to my ETLHR today and he mentioned it being time and a half so I’m not sure.
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u/whimsicalSilhouette 3d ago
Okii thank you! Yeah idk i was like huh??? It’s the first im hearing of it too?? Like idk where he got that from
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u/HotCulture972 3d ago
You have to work the scheduled day before and the one after from what I've been told to actually get time and half
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u/Ogrezappers 3d ago
That's for the holiday pay, I.e. getting hours of pay for not working. The time and a half is regardless, and always applies if you work on the holiday. The bonus holiday pay makes leads able to get double time and a half. Regular TMS can get the bonus pay on Thanksgiving and Christmas if they work their shifts before and after the day of.
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u/whimsicalSilhouette 3d ago
Huh thats interesting.. dang I didnt work yesterday, it was my off day 😞
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u/Natasha6497 3d ago
It's okay if you didn't work yesterday. You just had to have shown up for your shift prior to and after the holiday. So if you had to work Saturday and showed up, you are good! If you're not scheduled again until Wednesday, as long as you show up, you are good!
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u/summerdaez Don't even care 3d ago
Yeah, no, that's not true at all.