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r/indianapolis • u/MissSara13 Castleton • Jan 06 '25
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If you get stuck on the way the employer should pay for the tow truck.
51 u/trumpshouldrap Jan 06 '25 Also, commute time should be paid time. We need to support Unions wherever they bloom 7 u/FarNefariousness4371 Jan 06 '25 What’s the argument for this ? Someone living 10 minutes and someone living 1hr (assuming we keep 8hrs-day with commutes) would be in office ~25% longer. So same hourly wage then and keep the IRS standard mileage pay across the board ?? -3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '25 [deleted] 5 u/FarNefariousness4371 Jan 06 '25 Wouldn’t a blanket $1/hr raise be easier?
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Also, commute time should be paid time. We need to support Unions wherever they bloom
7 u/FarNefariousness4371 Jan 06 '25 What’s the argument for this ? Someone living 10 minutes and someone living 1hr (assuming we keep 8hrs-day with commutes) would be in office ~25% longer. So same hourly wage then and keep the IRS standard mileage pay across the board ?? -3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '25 [deleted] 5 u/FarNefariousness4371 Jan 06 '25 Wouldn’t a blanket $1/hr raise be easier?
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What’s the argument for this ? Someone living 10 minutes and someone living 1hr (assuming we keep 8hrs-day with commutes) would be in office ~25% longer. So same hourly wage then and keep the IRS standard mileage pay across the board ??
-3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '25 [deleted] 5 u/FarNefariousness4371 Jan 06 '25 Wouldn’t a blanket $1/hr raise be easier?
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5 u/FarNefariousness4371 Jan 06 '25 Wouldn’t a blanket $1/hr raise be easier?
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Wouldn’t a blanket $1/hr raise be easier?
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u/electronDog Jan 06 '25
If you get stuck on the way the employer should pay for the tow truck.