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> She claims she wasn’t warned when she accepted the job her pay rate would be dependent upon how many hours she works each week… This part is confusing, did s
by UncleEntity 4y ago
> She claims she wasn’t warned when she accepted the job her pay rate would be dependent upon how many hours she works each week…
This part is confusing, did she not know she only gets paid for the time she works or does her hourly rate vary based on how many hours she works, like reverse overtime?
- sebastien_b 4y agoI think it’s meant to say (with an example given I believe) that they didn’t tell her they would be the arbitrator of how many hours she worked, regardless of how many hours she actually worked.
- tbyehl 4y agoI briefly worked in a miserable call center 20-ish years ago. They paid one rate while you were on a customer call or available in the phone queue, and minimum wage at all other times. I imagine this is 20-ish years of "progress."