Anyone not want overtime?
Throughout my working life I'd say 98% of my coworkers have always jumped at a chance for overtime. Personally I don't care for it although I have no problem working late to finish something important. Unfortunately some places consider everything important, expect constant overtime, and look down on you if you don't want to put in a 60hr week.
What's more important to you, extra $$ or time to spend it? BTW, I don't work so I'm not complaining about my job. :D |
I'm Salaried.
However, my last hourly job, OT was NOT allowed. That being said, I would clock in 5 minutes early every morning and 10 minutes early from lunch, and clock out a few minutes late, just so I could go home a few hours early on Friday. |
I always took overtime in the jobs where it was available.
I've normally worked in places where I enjoy so maybe that helped. |
If I'm getting paid, sure. But salary sucks. Get done early, you can't leave. Work late? Work for free.
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Easy: I'm salary, I do not want overtime... :D
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I've always been salary. Overtime is a part of life. I wish it wasn't and would love to have a 9-5 job.
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I'm asking for Skia. |
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Salary here too. I get 5k plus or more in OT every year. I'll take it if needed or required to get the job done. I do not volunteer for it anymore. Spending time with the family is more important:seasix:
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Salery here, overtime mandaory. Once the house is paid for, I'm becoming a Dumocrat and will become a burdon on society, I'm looking forward to it.
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I charge by the hour. I will work it if needed, but I don't go out of my way to look for it.
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LAZY FECK! :dance: I work more OT than I care to admit. But I don't mind. Keeps me warm, cozy, fed, and a couple bucks left over for fun......:leaving: |
The company I work for is now very strict about OT. They want us to cut our hours every week by coming in late.
They even go so far as to not wanting us to work over our scheduled hours for those who are not scheduled 40 hours (like me). Personally I have been over my scheduled for some time and they have not said anything to me because I stay and get the job done. Back to the question: If I can get it and I have nothing else pressing, I will take it. Show me the $$$ |
I'm on salary so any OT I get is paid back as comp time off.
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I hate overtime; and haven't worked any in 20+ years (other than staying an extra 5-10 minutes due to a phone call or late arrival of a customer). At my current employer, I'm forbid from working overtime; they don't want to pay me 1.5x/hr; and I'm happy it's that way. When I accepted the position, I made it clear that I didn't want to work any overtime. Most of it is due to my lack of energy. At the 9 hour mark (which includes a hour lunch break during the day)... I flat out run-out of energy. If I work 1 or 2 hours of overtime... I'm a zombie for the next few days; kinda like jet-lag. I have always lived within my means; based on my 40hr/week income. And that "living within my means" encludes hobby types of expenses as well. So, overtime money is not life/death. I do some extra work at home - that's not related to my employer; that extra money is nice. But, I can do this on my schedule.... sitting in an easy chair - in underwear - if I want !!! |
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