Anonymous
02/28/2015 10:36
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Anonymous wrote:I hated the 12 hour shifts when I did it. 9-1 must fly by and you still have time to run errands.
It does fly by but then I oick one the kids there is little time to gets things done like appointments.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 19:59
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
I hated the 12 hour shifts when I did it. 9-1 must fly by and you still have time to run errands.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 19:13
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Bump
Anonymous
02/27/2015 16:51
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Anonymous wrote:How far away is your job?
18 minutes each way
Anonymous
02/27/2015 16:40
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
How far away is your job?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 16:32
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Anonymous wrote:Can't you do 3 12s? Tgat is what I do and get 4 days off usually 2 on 2 off 1 on 2 off to break it up?
I could but that considered FT pretty much and I dont want that many hours.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 16:04
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Can't you do 3 12s? Tgat is what I do and get 4 days off usually 2 on 2 off 1 on 2 off to break it up?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 15:26
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
OP here, I do like the 12s but they are LONG.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 13:46
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Another Canadian here.. This is typical for 12 hour shift.
OP, If you can swing it for child care of whatever life hinges y have to work around, I'd go for the 12s. When I worked in health care, we did 4 x 12 / 3 x 12 rotation and I loved it. You end up with extra days off, or what feels like extra days off, which is especially nice when the too-short summer comes
OP, If you can swing it for child care of whatever life hinges y have to work around, I'd go for the 12s. When I worked in health care, we did 4 x 12 / 3 x 12 rotation and I loved it. You end up with extra days off, or what feels like extra days off, which is especially nice when the too-short summer comes
Anonymous
02/27/2015 13:29
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
I'm in Canada. can you actually answer the question?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:59
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
You only should get an unpaid 30 min lunch. The 3 15 min breaks are paid.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:19
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
OP here, the 12 hour shifts are day shifts either 830-830 or 9-9.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:06
Subject: Re:8 vs 12 hour days
Anonymous wrote:I need to wrap my head around something- how is it legal to pay you 7 hours for an 8 hour shift or 10.5 hours for a 12 hour shift?
Because of unpaid lunches.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:02
Subject: Re:8 vs 12 hour days
I need to wrap my head around something- how is it legal to pay you 7 hours for an 8 hour shift or 10.5 hours for a 12 hour shift?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 11:52
Subject: 8 vs 12 hour days
Help me decide.
I work part time in healthcare. Basically I must work every other weekend sat and sun 830-430. That is two days every two weeks. Then if I want to pick up shifts on weekdays, I can chose any hours.
So I have been doing my every other weekend, plus monday -Thursday from 9-1.
So every other week I get paid for 8 days x4 hours=32 plus 14 for weekends, therefore TOTAL 56 hours every 2 weeks. But I work 10 days for that.
I take no extra shifts during summer or holidays etc, just my every other weekend.
So, now we have the choice for 12 hour shifts. Not sure if I should, take it?
I could work 5 12 hour shifts for the same money. My kids are 15 and 13. My husband would have to take over the after school pick ups because there is no busing to the children's school.
Would you take it?
I could choose 12 hours on weekends and short shifts during the week also.
Weekday shifts can be the hours of my choosing. The shorter shifts allow me to drop off and pick up kids at school.
8 hour shifts are paid for 7 hours
4 hour shifts pay for 4 hours.
12 hours shifts pay for 10.5.
Advice???
I work part time in healthcare. Basically I must work every other weekend sat and sun 830-430. That is two days every two weeks. Then if I want to pick up shifts on weekdays, I can chose any hours.
So I have been doing my every other weekend, plus monday -Thursday from 9-1.
So every other week I get paid for 8 days x4 hours=32 plus 14 for weekends, therefore TOTAL 56 hours every 2 weeks. But I work 10 days for that.
I take no extra shifts during summer or holidays etc, just my every other weekend.
So, now we have the choice for 12 hour shifts. Not sure if I should, take it?
I could work 5 12 hour shifts for the same money. My kids are 15 and 13. My husband would have to take over the after school pick ups because there is no busing to the children's school.
Would you take it?
I could choose 12 hours on weekends and short shifts during the week also.
Weekday shifts can be the hours of my choosing. The shorter shifts allow me to drop off and pick up kids at school.
8 hour shifts are paid for 7 hours
4 hour shifts pay for 4 hours.
12 hours shifts pay for 10.5.
Advice???