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Old Mar 11, 2004 | 08:12 AM
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Do you work a lot of overtime?

Check this out....
http://www.saveovertimepay.org/bushproposal.htm

You might want to consider signing the petition.
I am MADE to work upwards of 60+ hours a week because the company I work for doesn't want to hire anyone . When someone is sick, we work overtime, when we have a big project we work overtime, when someone quits or retires, we work overtime,we're told if we don't want to work the overtime they will "outsource" the work to contractors. Now it looks like the Government might take away my overtime pay too.
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Old Mar 11, 2004 | 04:01 PM
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It looks like an attemt to "create" more jobs. If they want to create more jobs, get rid of NAFTA, and tax the hell out of the incoming goods. Make the companies that have left the country want to come back.

My co has me by the *****. They pay me by the mile (only by the hr if I break down), so it's not unusual to have 70 hrs on the clock in a week. But, I think for most the incentive is to get the OT pay to make up for the crappy wages.

If you're happy with what you see, make sure Bush gets your vote I know who's getting my vote.
Old Mar 12, 2004 | 06:06 AM
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Overtime sucks if you are salary. I am hourly however and I love the overtime. I can usually squeeze about 15-20 hours a week. Means more money for my ride.
Old Mar 12, 2004 | 10:21 AM
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I work at Dow Chemical and That place is ready to go on Strike

There number 1 priority is to try and break the union

Every Guy I work with got there jobs elemenated so that contractors can come in and do the job for half the price..

So they moved to my building (Packaging chemicals)

Some Of these guys that were machinist and Mill rights went from 27 an hour to 10.50 and they have a a year or so to retire..

They Figured it out and there paying dow 16.50 an hour to come to work for the next year untill they retire
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