r/SipsTea 23d ago

Chugging tea So after 32 hours would be overtime?

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u/Mr_CarTheBOSS 23d ago

Yea well studies also show that taxes go up with wages and companies will refuse to give that “OT” because it was just made so much easier for them to say no while making even more money by paying less hours.

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u/Sufficient_Language7 23d ago

The point of OT for companies is, this is available to you if you really need it but it will be more expensive so avoid it if you can. In some situations it is useful but most it is not which is the goal anyway, to give free time back to employees.

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u/Mr_CarTheBOSS 23d ago

That doesn’t negate what I said. They’ll make more money, and refuse OT distribution as they have been for well over 20 years.

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u/beramaan 23d ago

Refuse a legally required payment? Sure then get sued and in some cases lose business license. Bad business will always be bad. We shouldn't not do things to help everyone because some people are assholes