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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PS how many employers posting here would take a job that involves [b]being paid only when you are needed and that is at the employer's discretion? [/b]If you get paid 4 digits a year maybe. If you get paid 2 digits a year no can do.[/quote] You are describing literally every hourly job. Even highly skilled ones, like nursing, are subject to the employer’s needs. If you’re not getting enough hours at your employer, you look for a different employer. [/quote] There is such a thing called contract attorneys paid by the hour, called and sent home by the law firm's discretion. The going rate is about $32/hour. They of course don't get paid for snow days or days or hours not worked. [/quote]
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