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It depends on where you work.
Here in metro Phoenix, CVS only gives something like a $6.00 differential for anything over 42 hrs/wk.
Walgreens pays time and a half, but it's not like you can just tack a couple hours onto the end of each shift and pick up 10 hrs/wk. ...they'll give OT if you're working additional whole shifts, ie- covering for someone else.
Mail-order may be the easiest place to pick-up scattered OT, if you are able to tolerate the Rx production assembly-line environment.
Here in metro Phoenix, CVS only gives something like a $6.00 differential for anything over 42 hrs/wk.
Walgreens pays time and a half, but it's not like you can just tack a couple hours onto the end of each shift and pick up 10 hrs/wk. ...they'll give OT if you're working additional whole shifts, ie- covering for someone else.
Mail-order may be the easiest place to pick-up scattered OT, if you are able to tolerate the Rx production assembly-line environment.
Not at Publix... you can work over 40 hrs for straight pay.
And no one is grandfathered into any deals. BS, Pharm.D., been there 20 years or 2 months... it's the same for everyone. 🙂
And no one is grandfathered into any deals. BS, Pharm.D., been there 20 years or 2 months... it's the same for everyone. 🙂
Where do you practice?sdn1977 said:
