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    Overtime

    I have been asked if I'd do some overtime as I'm off for most of August.
    Never been in this position before, if I remember correctly my contract says something like ' rates for overtime will be negotiated separately'.

    Any suggestion, advice etc...
    I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this

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    #2
    Originally posted by Pogle View Post
    I have been asked if I'd do some overtime as I'm off for most of August.
    Never been in this position before, if I remember correctly my contract says something like ' rates for overtime will be negotiated separately'.

    Any suggestion, advice etc...
    Are you paid hourly or daily rate?

    If hourly - double it.

    If daily, 1*1.5 it.

    Boomed!

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      #3
      Originally posted by Menelaus View Post
      Are you paid hourly or daily rate?

      If hourly - double it.

      If daily, 1*1.5 it.

      Boomed!
      WHS. They are obviously expecting to pay.
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        #4
        Worth pushing for as the others have said, but if taking a whole month off they might not want to pay overtime rates!

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          #5
          what does your contract say - mine has the same rate for extra hours as for normal contracted hours.

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            #6
            Originally posted by FarmerPalmer View Post
            what does your contract say - mine has the same rate for extra hours as for normal contracted hours.
            My contract has nothing re: overtime but the client pays the same rate. I don't mind too much really as it's a reasonable rate and allows me to show some committment to the client so as to secure further work.

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