Holidays pay
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Anonymous
| Quick question , my other bosses paid me holidays . This new boss never talked about it , should I get pay for holidays , let’s say this thanksgiving break , giving that I worked only Monday and today ( Tuesday) I usually work 4 days a week total of 25 hours a week. |
Anonymous
| Why in the world do people not discuss this and formulate a contract at the start of employment? |
Anonymous
| There was never a contract btw |
Anonymous
| This should be discussed before you are hired. Get a contract!!! |
Anonymous
Not the OP, but geez PP.... No need to be mean about it. 
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Anonymous
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No guarantees of anything if it is not spelled out - especially for part-time employees. My guess would be no - you will not get holiday pay.
You have to get guaranteed hours, OP. |
Anonymous
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How do people become adults and not know to discuss these things, to get contracts, to get guaranteed pay, etc.?
I only have a full time nanny so they DO get paid for holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas. But if I had someone who worked part time I wouldn't pay holidays. |
Anonymous
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This might be something to discuss (and maybe introduce in the form of a contract) when you get a raise (or at the 1 year mark if no raise is forthcoming). If you don't get paid for holidays, you might not get vacation or sick time. These are all negotiable and can increase your compensation, even if no hourly rate increase is given. You can find sample contracts online to get an idea of what they typical cover.
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Anonymous
| Can you you get your mom or dad to call your employers and ask for you? |