We have always been paid for Christmas Eve. Too much spiked eggnog sir?Comments?
We have always been paid for Christmas Eve. Too much spiked eggnog sir?
Well, I haven't worked here for 100 years like some of you and originally we were told that this year the 24th was a non-paid day off. Hence my question.We have always been paid for Christmas Eve. Too much spiked eggnog sir?
And you'll get same answer. It's paid!.Well, I haven't worked here for 100 years like some of you and originally we were told that this year the 24th was a non-paid day off. Hence my question.
I could probably word it a different way if it is a bit difficult for you to understand or perhaps just wait a few for someone else who is a bit more lucid to understand the question and formulate a more cogent answer,.
Correct for Xmas.Paid for Xmas eve, and Xmas day
Paid for New Year's eve, day off without pay on New Year's day.
Are you asking for a friend??Are we getting W-2 at the same time?
If I had any yes!!Are you asking for a friend??
We don’t have an employee handbook.The list of (8) paid holidays is in the employee handbook.
Correct,, I got NY backwardsCorrect for Xmas.
Reverse the New Years.
Well that sucks. Now I won't call out on Monday ;)And you'll get same answer. It's paid!.
Touché. We don’t have a handbook, but we do have a “handbook”We don’t have an employee handbook.
The last one I have is from 2011. The rest is history.We don’t have an employee handbook.
That often referred to but absolutely mythical handbook?The list of (8) paid holidays is in the employee handbook.
That often referred to but absolutely mythical handbook?
Doesn't matter. I have tomorrow off and am getting paid for it.Comments?