
Wizzle
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You will earn 1.5 times your regular rate. For example, if you ordinarily earn $10/hr, you will get $15/hr. If you earn $13/hr, you will get $19.50. If you earn $15/hr, you will get $22.50/hr. |
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Fireball226
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if you make %$10 an hr then that would be $15 an hr for the extra time.. |
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mrskerlin
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If normally get $10 an hour then you will get $15 an hour... |
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Anna J
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Example: regular $10/hr.... holidays $15/hr |
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twostroketerror
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You get your wage, plus 1/2 i.e. you get $10 per hr, time and 1/2 you get $10+$5 or $15 per hour. Gravy! |
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J C
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If you make $8 an hour. Then you will make 8+4= $12 an hor.
8=time 4=1/2 of time
time and a 1/2
Enjoy the extra cash!! |
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JSB
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It means that when you work for one hour you will get paid for one and a half hours.
If you have any choice about whether to work on holidays (your contract of employment should indicate this) then the extra money is an inducement to accept holiday shifts. But if you have no choice then the extra money is compensation for working on days when others are celebrating the holiday. |
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Blow at High Doe
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That means you get your hourly wage + half on holidays.
ie. if your regular wage is $10 dollars an hour, on a holiday it would be $15. |
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robert c
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you work for tight gits , they should pay you double time!!!!!! |
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YZF750R
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Multiply your current pay rate by 1.5 and that's how much you'll get paid for however much time you work on that day. |
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hb232
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say for instance you make $8 an hour. time and 1/2 would be $12 an hour. |
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Dottie928
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That means you get your normal pay, plus half. So, for example, if you make 8 dollars an hour, you would get paid 12 dollars- ( 8 dollars plus 1/2 of 8) |
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iTaLiAnA
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it means you get payed regular pay plus half of that |
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THE PSYCHO
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when u work on a holiday they pay u extra 4 ur time time and a half means ur regular rate plus half of it so $10 an hour half of that is $5 so they take ur regular rate $10 + half of that $5 and u get $15 so that's how much u will make every hour u work on holidays and overtime is time and a half 2 |
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pUre addicTion<3
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your hourly rate, plus half per hour.
ex:: you make $10.00 and hour regularly. time and a half would be $15.00 per hour on holiday |
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NCSUwolfpack22
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its your hourly wage $10 for example... plus half, $5... so you would make $15 an hour |
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diehardvolfan
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It means that if you make 7.00 an hour, you will be paid 10.50 an hour on holidays. You get the full hourly pay + whatever half of that is added to it. |
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