Holiday Pay and Overtime Calculation

martman99 · January 2004

I know that vacation and sick time paid hours ARE NOT included in the calculation of overtime pay. I came across something that stated (unless I was on drugs!)paid Holiday hours ARE included for the purposes of calculating overtime pay. Is this a Federal mandate? I have a call into the wages and hours local division here in MI. Curious about any thoughts out there!

Marty

LindaS · January 2004

Federal regulations regarding OT state that OT is to be paid to non-exempt employees for all hours worked over 40. Holiday hours do not HAVE to be counted as time worked for OT calculations, as far as the regs. are concerned.

sonny · January 2004

I don't know about Michigan and am unaware of any Federal mandate. Most places I have worked, it has been defined by CBA or policy. Where I currently work, neither vacation, sick NOR holiday are included in the calculation of OT. 40 hours must be WORKED, period. At my last place of employment there was language in the CBA that said paid leave time and holidays shall be considered hours worked for the purpose of calculating overtime.

Shadowfax · January 2004

Better get to the clinic and do a drop - or check your drugs - holiday pay is not used to calculate o/t. In Mi, like Fed rules, only actual hours worked are used for o/t.

martman99 · January 2004

Thanks!

I'm on my way to recovery!

Mr Limbaugh

Shadowfax · January 2004

Whew! I'm glad you took that crack the way it was intended (smart a** but humorous). I just read the 'what's appropriate for the forum' thread and was afraid you might think I had trod over the line in the sand.

martman99 · January 2004

I enjoy the lighter side of some commentaries! Where is your business and what's your capacity there? Just curious.

I'm with a dental corporation. Multi-office setting with almost 50 ee's

Thanks again Shadowfox

Holiday Pay and Overtime Calculation

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