why do people bang on the glass every time the play comes near them?
Because they're idiots.
Homer said
Jan 4, 2018
why do people bang on the glass every time the play comes near them?
ShanghaiSenator said
Jan 4, 2018
Homer wrote:
so which game are we watching tomorrow? Sens-Sharks or the gold medal game?
I won't be able to see either. I am a Working Man again tomorrow.
Homer said
Jan 4, 2018
is Formenton leading the tournament in penalty minutes
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
senior wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Homer wrote:
so which game are we watching tomorrow? Sens-Sharks or the gold medal game?
Probably the gold medal game. Likely to be a much better game.
Seems like the Sens and Juniors have played the same day almost the whole tournament.
They decided to be nice and give us an alternative
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
uh oh... cue the comeback!
senior said
Jan 4, 2018
SensKat wrote:
Homer wrote:
so which game are we watching tomorrow? Sens-Sharks or the gold medal game?
Probably the gold medal game. Likely to be a much better game.
Seems like the Sens and Juniors have played the same day almost the whole tournament.
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
Homer wrote:
so which game are we watching tomorrow? Sens-Sharks or the gold medal game?
Probably the gold medal game. Likely to be a much better game.
Homer said
Jan 4, 2018
so which game are we watching tomorrow? Sens-Sharks or the gold medal game?
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
Boom! 7-1
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
Yeah, I guess technically I'm only on call 16 hours out of every 24, so it's 1 hour of pay for every 16 hours of on call.
1.5 hours for the 24 hours on the weekends or stats.
We do 2 weeks at a time right now, and how often I get paged really varies... last month my 2 weeks were split up because of vacation coverages and stuff, and I didn't get called once during those 2 weeks. But the person I swapped a week with got called multiple times on each of their weeks.
-- Edited by SensKat on Thursday 4th of January 2018 10:01:46 PM
Homer said
Jan 4, 2018
SensKat wrote:
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Hey Homer - did you see the change to On Call pay that comes into effect next January in Ontario?
no, what's the change?
Starting January 2019, unless you are supporting an "essential service", you are required to be paid 3 hours worth of salary for every 24 hours your are on call
"essential service" is that like a doctor or something? currently we get 1 hour for every 12 hours on call so 10.67 hours pay for a week on call (128 on call hours). The new rule would make it 16 hours of pay.
Fire, Police, Ambulance, Hospitals... and even then, it has to be a system that is essential to them doing their jobs. So, like someone like me.... I support some Hospitals, but it's payroll.
Right now, I get 1 hour for every 24 hours during the week, 1.5 hours on the weekend... so this will be MASSIVE
Our on-call hours are 16 hours weekdays (8 hours you're working already so doesn't count even if you respond to a page) then 24 hours on weekends. Stats count as 24 hours at 2 hours for every 12 hours.
Right now I'm on a 3 week rotation. For a while (3 years) I was 24/7, but only as a technical lead. I only got paged when the main guys on call had issues or couldn't respond to a page. Only got paged 1 or 2 times a month. Money was great and used it to pay down my mortgage, which will be done this year. Can't wait. !!
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Hey Homer - did you see the change to On Call pay that comes into effect next January in Ontario?
no, what's the change?
Starting January 2019, unless you are supporting an "essential service", you are required to be paid 3 hours worth of salary for every 24 hours your are on call
"essential service" is that like a doctor or something? currently we get 1 hour for every 12 hours on call so 10.67 hours pay for a week on call (128 on call hours). The new rule would make it 16 hours of pay.
Fire, Police, Ambulance, Hospitals... and even then, it has to be a system that is essential to them doing their jobs. So, like someone like me.... I support some Hospitals, but it's payroll.
Right now, I get 1 hour for every 24 hours during the week, 1.5 hours on the weekend... so this will be MASSIVE
Homer said
Jan 4, 2018
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:
Whew now I can breathe again.
practicing your labour breathing techniques?
Spezzial-Delivery said
Jan 4, 2018
Whew now I can breathe again.
Homer said
Jan 4, 2018
SensKat wrote:
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Hey Homer - did you see the change to On Call pay that comes into effect next January in Ontario?
no, what's the change?
Starting January 2019, unless you are supporting an "essential service", you are required to be paid 3 hours worth of salary for every 24 hours your are on call
"essential service" is that like a doctor or something? currently we get 1 hour for every 12 hours on call so 10.67 hours pay for a week on call (128 on call hours). The new rule would make it 16 hours of pay.
Russell said
Jan 4, 2018
senior wrote:
Russell wrote:
ShanghaiSenator wrote:
Morning, Ralph!
The rout is on, it seems. And it's not the Sens being routed! woo hoo!
its just one little victory.
I have this strange calm feeling. Weird feeling for an Ottawa sports fan.
He's going to look great playing 5 mins a game between dumont and thompson.
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
woohoo, hat trick!
SensKat said
Jan 4, 2018
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Hey Homer - did you see the change to On Call pay that comes into effect next January in Ontario?
no, what's the change?
Starting January 2019, unless you are supporting an "essential service", you are required to be paid 3 hours worth of salary for every 24 hours your are on call
Because they're idiots.
why do people bang on the glass every time the play comes near them?
I won't be able to see either. I am a Working Man again tomorrow.
is Formenton leading the tournament in penalty minutes
They decided to be nice and give us an alternative
Seems like the Sens and Juniors have played the same day almost the whole tournament.
Probably the gold medal game. Likely to be a much better game.
so which game are we watching tomorrow? Sens-Sharks or the gold medal game?
Yeah, I guess technically I'm only on call 16 hours out of every 24, so it's 1 hour of pay for every 16 hours of on call.
1.5 hours for the 24 hours on the weekends or stats.
We do 2 weeks at a time right now, and how often I get paged really varies... last month my 2 weeks were split up because of vacation coverages and stuff, and I didn't get called once during those 2 weeks. But the person I swapped a week with got called multiple times on each of their weeks.
-- Edited by SensKat on Thursday 4th of January 2018 10:01:46 PM
Our on-call hours are 16 hours weekdays (8 hours you're working already so doesn't count even if you respond to a page) then 24 hours on weekends. Stats count as 24 hours at 2 hours for every 12 hours.
Right now I'm on a 3 week rotation. For a while (3 years) I was 24/7, but only as a technical lead. I only got paged when the main guys on call had issues or couldn't respond to a page. Only got paged 1 or 2 times a month. Money was great and used it to pay down my mortgage, which will be done this year. Can't wait. !!
Fire, Police, Ambulance, Hospitals... and even then, it has to be a system that is essential to them doing their jobs. So, like someone like me.... I support some Hospitals, but it's payroll.
Right now, I get 1 hour for every 24 hours during the week, 1.5 hours on the weekend... so this will be MASSIVE
practicing your labour breathing techniques?
"essential service" is that like a doctor or something? currently we get 1 hour for every 12 hours on call so 10.67 hours pay for a week on call (128 on call hours). The new rule would make it 16 hours of pay.
I can fix that.
He's going to look great playing 5 mins a game between dumont and thompson.
woohoo, hat trick!
Starting January 2019, unless you are supporting an "essential service", you are required to be paid 3 hours worth of salary for every 24 hours your are on call