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How many hours a week do you work?

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i didnt know what to pick since i work exactly 40 hours a week.

im salary... so it doesnt matter how many hours i do work.. i get paid for 40.
 
For kids there sure is, in Minnesota it was like 18 hours a week for teens. And no more than 6 hours at one time.

As a kid, in NY, my working papers allowed more than that. I worked on a farm starting at twelve and know I would work thirty plus hours at busy times of the year. At sixteen I was able to start working a full time forty hours.
 
A salary is a form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee, which may be specified in an employment contract.



what doesn't make any sense?

People who work shifts every week get paid a salary, people who work a static 40 hours a week get paid a salary. Everyone who gets paid for their work gets paid a salary.
 
Normally forty. If there is a priority field project going, as high as 112 hrs/week. My employer has a 16hr/day hard cap so 112 hours is the limit.
 
People who work shifts every week get paid a salary, people who work a static 40 hours a week get paid a salary. Everyone who gets paid for their work gets paid a salary.

yes. and there are hard salary.. meaning that's what you make, if you work 10 hours... or 110 hours...

and there is soft salary... meaning your salary breaks down to an hourly wage... and you get paid HOURLY...

i'm still not seeing a problem.
 
When you get paid hourly you get paid a salary.
Turn off your aspie persona for a few moments.

Hourly: work 40 hours => get paid hourly rate x 40 hours
Hourly: work 10 hours => get paid hourly rate x 10 hours

Salaried: work 40 hours => get paid stated weekly salary
Salaried: work 20 hours => get paid stated weekly salary
Salaried: work 60 hours => get paid stated weekly salary
 
Turn off your aspie persona for a few moments.

Hourly: work 40 hours => get paid hourly rate x 40 hours
Hourly: work 10 hours => get paid hourly rate x 40 hours

Salaried: work 40 hours => get paid stated weekly salary
Salaried: work 20 hours => get paid stated weekly salary
Salaried: work 60 hours => get paid stated weekly salary

The money you get is called your salary, regardless of how it was calculated.
 
When you get paid hourly you get paid a salary. In any event this thread isn't about that, it's just an irritating way of saying something, it sounds stupid and irritates me.

The last few comments kind of reminded me of when I worker as a case manager in Therapeutic Foster Care. I was salaried if I worked over 40 hours a week (paid for 40 hours). I was paid by the hour if I worked less than 40 hours. Very annoying.
 
The money you get is called your salary, regardless of how it was calculated.
True, but salaried means something different than salary. Hourly workers are paid to work the requisite hours. Salaried workers are paid to get the job done, regardless of hours required to accomplish it.
 
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