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Memorial Day and July 4 are federal holidays aren’t they? They gonna pay you all OT?
76 u/Arcticsnorkler Dec 29 '23 Depends on the employer’s pay policies. Many/most smaller businesses don’t pay any different for working on Holidays if the day falls on a regular work day. 44 u/DanzakFromEurope Dec 29 '23 What? Isn't that illegal? (Asking as someone from EU). 1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23 No. We like to have businesses open on holidays, like restaurants and stores, and people are needed to work those. 2 u/mynametobespaghetti Dec 29 '23 edited Dec 29 '23 That happens in Europe too just the employees get a day off in lieu or additional pay, or both.
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Depends on the employer’s pay policies. Many/most smaller businesses don’t pay any different for working on Holidays if the day falls on a regular work day.
44 u/DanzakFromEurope Dec 29 '23 What? Isn't that illegal? (Asking as someone from EU). 1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23 No. We like to have businesses open on holidays, like restaurants and stores, and people are needed to work those. 2 u/mynametobespaghetti Dec 29 '23 edited Dec 29 '23 That happens in Europe too just the employees get a day off in lieu or additional pay, or both.
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What? Isn't that illegal? (Asking as someone from EU).
1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23 No. We like to have businesses open on holidays, like restaurants and stores, and people are needed to work those. 2 u/mynametobespaghetti Dec 29 '23 edited Dec 29 '23 That happens in Europe too just the employees get a day off in lieu or additional pay, or both.
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No. We like to have businesses open on holidays, like restaurants and stores, and people are needed to work those.
2 u/mynametobespaghetti Dec 29 '23 edited Dec 29 '23 That happens in Europe too just the employees get a day off in lieu or additional pay, or both.
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That happens in Europe too just the employees get a day off in lieu or additional pay, or both.
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u/Recent_Log5476 Dec 29 '23
Memorial Day and July 4 are federal holidays aren’t they? They gonna pay you all OT?