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Look at it this way: if you’re on vacation but have to carry a pager, monitor it 24/7, and be able to respond in 5–15 min, are you really on vacation? No, you’r
by ornornor 4y ago
Look at it this way: if you’re on vacation but have to carry a pager, monitor it 24/7, and be able to respond in 5–15 min, are you really on vacation? No, you’re working.
Same as when I’m stuck on a bit of code and I’m looking through the window or taking a walk to think the problem through: I’m working and get paid for it.
Why should being on call and it’s mental + physical (being sober, within arm reach of your computer) burdens be any different?
- Morgawr 4y ago> are you really on vacation? No Correct > you’re working. Incorrect Regardless, people *are* getting paid for their oncall availability. Just not at a full rate (or 150% which would be even larger).