New Walmart initiative for their RPHs
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I work for WMT. What's the initiative?
If that is true what is the incentive to be the PIC for legal purposes?
It's about making all full time pharmacists salaried.
Like everyone else?
[TE="trailerpark, post: 16831742, member: 549863"]It's about making all full time pharmacists salaried.[/QUOTE]
Ive been told it will be at different hours per pay period. ..I.e. 48 hr, 72 hr, etc. for salaried rphs. Don't know about all full time though.
Ive been told it will be at different hours per pay period. ..I.e. 48 hr, 72 hr, etc. for salaried rphs. Don't know about all full time though.
Unless your hourly and to be hourly you have to be part time with reduced benefits
How can Walmart expect their floaters to be salaried and have to drive about 10 hours a week without compensation...
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Easily.
Simple answer don't be a floater. Wag has never paid for mileage except over certain distances.
What's the distance? A round trip to some stores in my district are about 5 hours! That's half of our 10 hour shifts!
Walgreen's does pay travel time or mileage?
Last I checked anything under 50 miles from your home store isn't paid but I don't travel anymore.
Every store in my district is over 50 miles from my home store!
That seems odd, walgreens downgraded district size but most stores were within 50 miles before.
Rite aid pays 55 cents per mile past 25 miles each way (roundtrip minus 50 miles), no drive time pay
