RE: Work week

["Saunders, Martin P" <Martin.Saunders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

-----Original Message-----
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2001 08:44:57 -0400
From: "Dave Snyder" <dsnyder@blcnet.com>
To: midrange-nontech@midrange.com
Subject: Work week
Reply-To: midrange-nontech@midrange.com

>Not to stir up a real long discussion, but I am interested in finding out
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>ome work schedules of others. My company has recently "sprung" on its
techn=
>ology group extended work hour requirements, in addition to being on call
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>4 hours a day, with no additional compensation.

>In light of that, I am wondering if that is "normal" for technology
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> these days, and what is required of others. If you could respond to me on
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>the following questions it would be a real help.

>What is a "normal" number of hours that you work (for the company) per
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>?

Contracted hours: 37.5
On call 24/7, 2 to 3 weeks each month.


>If you are salaried and you work more than the "normal", are you
compensate=
>d in any way?

No, unless overtime is agreed in advance with the client (to perform a
specific task on evenings or weekends).

>If you could include your responsibilities (i.e. title) that might help me
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>as well.

Title: Technical Consultant
Duties: RPG programming, applications support, some tech support.

>Please respond to me off the list as to not clutter that up.
>Thanks.
>Dave



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