Salaried employees vs hourly employees situation #animation #funny #comedy #gplus
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@MadMadamGrimm2 ай бұрын
My landlord doesn’t accept prestige.
@mrsmukk2 ай бұрын
PREACH!!!!!!!
@Damian.992 ай бұрын
😂😂😂👍👍
@horschiday94492 ай бұрын
😂😂
@megan893Ай бұрын
Lol, that was good 👏
@PlatizzaАй бұрын
Yahhh buddy!☝🏼
@helloidharbl67532 ай бұрын
I've been in this exact situation. Upper management wanted an explanation so I broke out Excel and showed a little math. Further I showed HIM what he actually makes given a hypothetical 100k/yr salary and the 65 hr/week I see him working working. He left my cubicle with a furrowed brow.
@CherryStudios22 ай бұрын
You even told him what he makes?? 😂
@Juspeachy132 ай бұрын
The truth is a painful reality for some people. Congrats on not getting conned.
@amanawolf91662 ай бұрын
That's what these bosses don't like, period. They do not like it when you prove that you understand their BS, comprehend it to the smallest of details, and then say, "Thanks, but no thanks. I'll stay where I am."
@ProjectExMachina2 ай бұрын
From another country... When on hourly, do you get paid for vacations and sick leaves?
@tamarar.46422 ай бұрын
My manager tried the same thing with me and I declined BEFORE she could finish talking. NO THANK YOU! I saw how they were coming in looking like they hadn’t slept the night before 😂. They were trying to offer me my own store in another city. If it wasn’t a business I opened myself, I wasn’t putting in all those hours. I kept the position as a hourly paid assistant manager for 8 years right out of high school . I was enjoying that overtime, 3 weeks vacation, GOOD insurance, bonuses, 401k, and yearly raise. That insurance was so good I had a lot of dental work done. I finally left when I decided to work in healthcare.
@scottspilis19402 ай бұрын
Simple math tells you that if you increase my work week by 50% ( 40 hrs to 60 hrs) you need to increase my weekly salary by 50 percent just to break even. Don't see too many 50% raises these days.
@phoenixfridge14952 ай бұрын
Would have to be more as overtime would be at time and a half .Minimum.
@maxschmidt6662 ай бұрын
Must more be 150 percent increase. Because, as the above person mentions, you get no extra OT pay (which is usually 1.5x normal pay), but you also have a significant tax deduction. Other than that, I would not want to work 50% more, because it also means 50% less free time. No thank you.
@williamgeardener25092 ай бұрын
Increase work week by 50% ( 40 hrs to 60 hrs) means total salary salary should be at least 100% of 40 hours plus 175% of 20 hours. ( My going rate for overtime.) I don't have to work overtime very often.
@priestesslucy32992 ай бұрын
Yup. Don't accept a Salary position for less than double your hourly wage. Mandoratory unpaid overtime is evil and you deserve appropriate compensation for it
@Thiccness_Is_DeliciousАй бұрын
I got a 1.2% raise of 45C this year I immediately started putting in applications to other places and ended up going up another 6 to 24 and hour 😅
@dallassegno2 ай бұрын
Yes, employees don't do math, then get ripped off.
@alexisgrunden15562 ай бұрын
They hate it when employees can do the math and call them out~
@loyaltyb71052Ай бұрын
I may not be a fan of math but it becomes my strong suit, when labor is involved.
@snugglyhugs8698Ай бұрын
There are two kinds of people in the world: Those who can do math, and those who are exploited by those who can do math.
@misterchubbikinsАй бұрын
I once had a manager try to tell me i make more than she does cuz of overtime. She was working 40hrs a week. I did 250hrs of ot and still made less than she did by 3k. Employees not doing math is why they turn down promotions and then whine cuz bossman makes too much money.
@izeeizАй бұрын
The only differenxe iz no matter how many hourz you work on $alary you make the $ame amount….. if your hourz getz kut or you leave early gettin paid hourly you lo$e.
@solarprophet54392 ай бұрын
*Pics up phone, calls bank* "Yes, hi, I'd like to pay my bills for the month. Do you accept 'prestige'? No? Okay then, thank you." *Turns back to boss* "I'll have to decline, but thanks anyway!"
@maxschmidt6662 ай бұрын
GREAT response!
@DanielCoffey672 ай бұрын
I think the exchange rate at any Currency office for Prestige to Exposure is pretty much 1:1 these days. Oddly the exchange rate to actual money doesn't seem to be listed anywhere... except in the Manager's Handbook which us Employees are not supposed to see.
@TheObserver32 ай бұрын
That's some good sarcasm 🤣
@joel.ha.Ай бұрын
Who tf has bills from their bank? If you're even paying a yearly fee for the account you gotta switch banks Bro. This is crazy
@TheObserver3Ай бұрын
@@joel.ha. People with mortgages are paying bills too the bank.
@Sean-kg2grАй бұрын
I work for a large corporation and it is the exact opposite there. The salaried employees work way less than the hourly employees. They have learned that when salaried employees are forced to work longer hours, they just quit and get new jobs. It does make more sense to just offer overtime to hourly employees who volunteer.
@GoldenRainbow198728 күн бұрын
That has overwhelmingly been my experience as well in tech
@Africanqueen182022 күн бұрын
What company is that? I need to work there 😅
@BudgetsunTamed11 күн бұрын
Agreed. And they don't like hiring and training new managers
@jacklan41032 күн бұрын
Depends on what industry. In a warehouse and healthcare industry, being a salaried employee is a scam.
@williams-wr5lg2 ай бұрын
My first job back in the early 90's fresh out of electronics school was a salaried position. I had no idea what that meant until I was worked like a dog 65-70 hours one week and the next week would be a normal 40 hour week and getting the same amount of pay no matter how many hours over 40 I worked, but then one week I missed a day and the company had the nerve to deduct a day of pay from me. they expected me me to work over 40 with no compensation but I missed a day they did not want to pay me the salaried set amount. I quit after that paycheck.
@SmellslikegelflingАй бұрын
It is illegal to dock pay from a salary worker if they work less than 40. That's the deal since they're exempt from getting paid overtime.
@froggybugАй бұрын
@@SmellslikegelflingI was thinking that…. It’s the whole point of being salaried. No matter how many or how few hours you work, the check is the same.
@geoffh1Ай бұрын
@@SmellslikegelflingIt's not illegal if they miss a full day, according to the FLSA.
@juliewoods6534Ай бұрын
If you are truly salaried you are FSLA exempt. They cannot deduct for missing a day. You are paid per annum. That means per year. You need to talk to HR.
@cpK054LАй бұрын
@geoffh1 you might want to point to where in FLSA because salaried employees are FLSA EXEMPT
@Yargestein682 ай бұрын
So happy to live in country where 60 hours a week is simply against the law.
@13KimberlyJo2 ай бұрын
Where😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I use to work 8am to 12 am
@clydecash56592 ай бұрын
Clearly you’re not an American.
@Yargestein682 ай бұрын
@@clydecash5659 German
@todayslist377372 ай бұрын
Some of us love that overtime pay here.
@GS-cg3yn2 ай бұрын
@@todayslist37737 But working overtime is not good for you physically or mentally and it’s definitely not good for your family.
@sylviaelse50862 ай бұрын
I was a salaried worker, and my contract specified a number of hours a week. I never understood why the company thought they could expect me to work unpaid overtime. Why put a number in the contract if it's not what they intended?
@dereklynch8917Ай бұрын
There are some criteria that can allow employers to duck the overtime laws through Salary positions, but they're pretty specific. Sadly, a lot of managers think that Salary is the business equivalent of 'Abracadabra'.
@PointBlank65Ай бұрын
@@dereklynch8917 Exempt vs non-exempt, to be exempt from over time you must be a "manager" WITH people under you. Hourly gets time and a half where salary doesn't though.
@dereklynch8917Ай бұрын
@@PointBlank65 That is one of the ways in which you can become exempt from overtime. Another would be the type of job you have. If you don't meet one of those ways, then you are absolutely subject to time and a half overtime, same as an hourly worker. That is one of the reasons they stipulate a number of hours in your contract; that is what allows them to calculate a base rate of pay per hour, in case it should be necessary to calculate Overtime. Source: Been explaining this to small business owners who thought they found a way to cheat the system for a decade and a half.
@NightdareАй бұрын
Had the same argument when they tried to refresh my 20 year old contract and tried to put OT in my std salary "That's my free time, you're not getting that for free" -"Yeah but it's just to show a 'non 9-5 mentality'" "I have a 38 hour/week contract, you want me to work more for nothing, Fine,...but if I do my job in less than 38 hours, can I go home early? No, you'll be on my ass since you're paying me for 38 So yea, no! I'm not signing that new contract until you take that out"
@LigerprideАй бұрын
Once you're beyond probation you should just work your standard hours. Look, most jobs aren't that busy anyway and life is too short.
@brikat3422 ай бұрын
I remember when my mom was switched to salary for second time in her life. The first time, she was pushing 60+ hours a week. She eventually quit because of exhaustion. At the second with a different company, she made it clear with her boss that if they switch her to salary, she will NOT be putting those kinds of hours in. She said she will work more as needed (like a special conference that needs extra attention), but that will not be a weekly occurrence. Fortunately, she was on great terms with her boss and colleagues, so they understood.
@BlackJack97329 күн бұрын
That’s a normal salaried job. Veronica always gets the worst offers.
@luront4195Ай бұрын
Growing up, all the adults in my life were hell bent on convincing me that salaries are a hallmark of "good jobs". After entering the workforce, you start to understand that salaries are just a way for employers to work the living dog shit out of you without having to pay you more.
@Dayman98Ай бұрын
Salaries can be, you just need to make sure the condition of work are suitable. I’m on a salary with a set 35 hours a week of work. Any overtime work you have to do gets built up, and you can take all of that time off when you want. So if you work 7 hours of overtime you can take a full day (or two half days) off while still getting paid for that day. This is a benefit of government work in Australia
@luront4195Ай бұрын
@@Dayman98 My comment is more applicable to corporate America
@Kat-kv8mmАй бұрын
I think it used to be different. That's why "adults" don't understand what's going on now, that's not how it was for them, everyone they knew, their parents perhaps, etc.
@BlackJack97329 күн бұрын
@@luront4195it’s still fully applicable though. When you consider a salaried job, the conditions of the contract are just as important as the actual salary.
@WanderingAndFosca23 күн бұрын
When you get better paid and get more social benefits being an employee by the hour in the service industry rather than a translator or a language teacher :(
@NeversurrenderMM662 ай бұрын
This is why I will never again accept a salaried position. A horrible supervisor kept adding more and more tasks to my already filled plate. When I refused, as I was already working, at the very least, 65 hours a week, she wrote me up. Also harassed me via phone calls, voice mails, emails, in person etc. HR refused to get involved. I soon left that company.
@MathignihilcehkАй бұрын
Look for those positions that pay overtime for salary. Mine does straight time for any approved hours worked on the weekend or when otherwise approved through special exemption. They rarely grant the exemption for weekday work, but we just work weekends every week.
@KKBashАй бұрын
HR is NEVER your friend. Don't let them ruin your life.
@alpinelife9053Ай бұрын
Salary is awesome With paid overtime.
@ViridianFlowАй бұрын
If you're getting called regularly outside of work hours call a lawyer. Unless you're on call according to your contact you don't need to answer any of that and a good lawyer could get you paid overtime for all the time they call you outside of work
@cuthdemelloАй бұрын
Yes best to change jobs. Better than any promotion imo
@suburbohemian2 ай бұрын
Lol, when I got offered a supervisor position back in my 20's, it came with a definite pay hike and as a salaried position, which my truly great manager described to me as "you don't get paid for overtime anymore." I did take it tho cus I rarely had to work overtime and they were utterly flexible with my schedule as long as I got my work done. It's not always a bad thing provided the company is not merely milking you.
@Secretagent71114Ай бұрын
This. I am salary. I do not work over 40 hours a week ever. And "work" is a relative term. But I work in a place where they like to treat the salaried employees the same as the hourly employees but with a few perks like not having to clock in and out and an hour lunch being "hourish as long as you don't abuse it regularly."
@kekistaniattackhelicopter2242Ай бұрын
I did not know US "salary" is different than normal rest of the world. I am salary employee, but I get payed 50-100% extra per overtime hour depending on weekday or weekend.
@Francis__DАй бұрын
Ikr! My contract requires 40 hrs** a week. Never heard of salary position requiring more. Some weeks I barely put in 30.
@xocomaoxАй бұрын
@@Secretagent71114some companies allow you to take "half days" without requiring the use of PTO as salaried.
@timmytuckerson3450Ай бұрын
@@Francis__Dyeah when I heard salaried people work 60 hours a week I immediately called bullshit. The salaried people who work for my company barely come to work and at most put in 20 hours a week.
@Salomon_AndradeАй бұрын
Most people also don’t realize that their commutes to work is also them working for their job for free, and paying for that gas for that commute also works against their payrate.
@lelandgaunt9985Ай бұрын
90 miles round trip for me.
@Itsnurselo2youАй бұрын
Exactly I drive an hour an 40 minutes every other day and they have the nerves to be working on a point system every minute to the t your late like things don’t happen even for under 7 minutes
@latonyamoore3907Ай бұрын
Amen....
@img0022 күн бұрын
I don't know.. I mean, don't get me wrong I would love to be paid for the 90 minutes (each way) I spend in the car when I've to go into the office, but how is that my employer's responsibility? If I lived say a 5 minute walk away that's still on me. The problems arise when employees can't afford to live closer to their jobs because of housing costs etc but that's more local authority/government or wider economic issue, no?
@philltherealtortaylordixon544016 күн бұрын
@@img00 I can't agree more. A business doesn't dictate that you live 90 minutes away, you choose to live 90 minutes away to live in a comfortable community of your choice.
@Greenplanet9492 ай бұрын
Prestige! Oh, we’re stealing your time and money but we’re giving you “prestige.” I just love Veronica. When I had been at a job for about 2 years, an opening in another part of the company opened and I applied. It had more upward mobility but the starting pay turned out to be about what I was making. Coworkers said to me “you’ll just have to accept it, if you want to move up.” I thought no. I’m not taking on a lot more work for the same money. That’s a pay cut. When they offered me the job I asked for what I wanted. Got it. Bottom line, you work for money. Any boss feeding you lines that other things are “more important than money” are snowing you. The test is, if they stopped paying you tomorrow, would you continue to work?
@raincoast90102 ай бұрын
Maybe they can give her a nice plaque to hang on the wall, "Employee of the month" or something like that?
@peppapigthekiller7539Ай бұрын
If she worked 60 hours with hourly pay, she would get paid roughly 120k. So the company just wanted to save 35k. Usually hourly employees are paid 1.5x after 40 hours.
@virgilxavier1Ай бұрын
"Prestige is a code word for more work". So very true
@crassustheelder9665Ай бұрын
I remember being so excited about moving to a salaried position. It really does feel like a prestige thing. The shine wears off quickly and you realize there was nothing wrong with hourly. Idk to me it’s like this: when you’re salaried you have an expectation to work enough to prove you are worth the pay. When hourly you have an work and get paid appropriately based on what you put in.
@sharongillespАй бұрын
ANOTHER example of WAGE THEFT. Veronica was able to calculate on the spot. These companies have all sorts of ways to indirectly steal wages if you don’t know. SUPPORT UNIONS who stand up for you to be sure companies comply with employee rights!
@JohnSmith-yc6uvАй бұрын
NEVER rely on others to stand for YOUR OWN rights.
@xkerchxАй бұрын
Also don’t forget that if you’re in a Union, now you have to pay Union fees out of every paycheck. Sometimes it’s worth it depending on what they negotiate your pay for, but most times it’s not worth it. And @JohnSmith is right: don’t just rely on other people to stand up for your rights.
@MysteryOfTheShockwave24 күн бұрын
Unions are often just a scam and lure people in with false promises. It also often hurts managers those union employees are under, as well as coworkers. Not all unions are like this, I'm sure, but many of them do not actually care as much about the employee as they do themselves. And a lot of companies will be very harsh on union employees and find any reason to get them fired because dealing with a union is very expensive and tedious for them.
@wellscaler6198Ай бұрын
Depends on the industry and specific job. As an HR director salaried employees over 30 tend to be less stressed. This isn’t a universal rule but since salaried exempt employees can not be docked pay if even ant work was performed that day (DOL Fact Sheet 17g) if you have: A medical condition requiring frequent doctor’s appointments A child with special needs or medical conditions requiring continuous appointments. Multiple court cases due to divorce or other issues. Elderly parents requiring intermittent care. Or any other reason where you need to dip out of the office frequently, being salaried keeps your personal life from costing you money or developing attendance issues where you can be disciplined. Especially when FMLA is only 12 weeks maximum and you need to work for your company for a year with 1250 hours clocked.
@gusmonster59Ай бұрын
Very true. Salary can be a great position to be in or a nightmare depending and what you do and who you work for.
@jacklan41032 күн бұрын
I would say that if your employer wants you to go salary, that's a huge red flag.
@anthonymoore71962 ай бұрын
Actually, Veronica, you’re way too smart and savvy for this job. You really, really need to be applying for executive roles!
@tomcop6682 ай бұрын
I wish I made $33/hrs. Hell, I wish I made $27/hr.
@readmachine18Ай бұрын
Same 😭
@GameDevMadeEasyАй бұрын
Sorry
@smokeymcpot4038Ай бұрын
Give it time you will.
@tomcop668Ай бұрын
@@smokeymcpot4038 Keep smoking
@TheRealGOTdurrrredАй бұрын
Learn some skills.
@LumerasLight1201Ай бұрын
At my past job team leads (hourly) were making more money than supervisors (salary) as a consequence of mandatory overtime.This led to complaints and eventually the company put a cap on every postion. Once your pay cap was reached, a promotion was required to earn more money. Crazy thing is, at the cap the pay was so high that many leads still refused promotions because they didn't want to deal with the extra responsibilities that come with being a supervisor😂
@lspence6810Ай бұрын
She forgot the overtime math. She’d be getting 20 hrs overtime which is $990 per week on top of her normal pay. Hourly is much much better.
@dougparson440728 күн бұрын
I went from hourly to salary when I was young as it was how to climb the corporate ladder. Then my industry changed and my work became contracted basis and that is hourly. As an hourly paid contractor no one wanted me to work overtime. Life was good again!!
@AFrozenKittenАй бұрын
This confuses me. I've always been salary at my jobs and rarely had to work over the traditional 40 hour week. I also accrue comp time and overtime pay, with great flexibility in my schedule (meaning I essentially get extra vacation time or time for appointments, which thank god because I have a ton of them). The pay may be less than some contractor gigs, but the flexibility, benefits, retirement, holidays, etc... way outweigh an hourly or contractor role, and you typically lose out in the long run with those, and that extra money does not make up for it. The recent hate towards salary seems pretty misguided
@mandisawАй бұрын
The hate towards salary is like the hate towards college - a misunderstanding combined with classism, and a few bad examples. Hourly means they literally count your minutes, and you have zero flexibility. Usually (not always) no/worse benefits too. Salaried positions are also usually the only thing available as you move up the ladder. So outside of some specific union trades, remaining hourly means giving up autonomy, career mobility, and any ambitions you might have. If that works for you now, fine, but it usually won't work well forever.
@maxdudomiteАй бұрын
It depends on the company. Some don’t care if you don’t fulfil the 40 work hour per week, other will notice and start handing more work to you.
@ericfortin559Ай бұрын
As a salaried employee, I don't have to watch the clock when getting ready for my commute, as long as I hit the core hours between 9 and 4. When my work is done, I leave. Some days that's after 6 hours, others after 10. And I don't have to clock in and out.
@FundyisleLegacyАй бұрын
Exactly right
@GaMeRfReAkLIVEАй бұрын
As an hourly employee i work the core hours, grab overtime anytime i want because nowhere likes to keep a fully staffed building and its constantly needed and usually appreciated, can actually take off when i want to because i havent been "prepaid" for the hours ill miss, im not on 24/7 call, and im actually rewarded for the overtime i give them willingly. Salaries only benefit the people paying it
@garlicgirl3149Ай бұрын
That depends on the job, too... You can have flexibility depending on the department you work in, and some only allow flexibility within one week.
@jinx526Ай бұрын
@GaMeRfReAkLIVE the thing about not keeping a fully staffed building may mean you're doing additional work. I can't say about your situation but in service jobs that's a nightmare that overtime can not compensate for. Understaffing causes immense workload and stress for the few people who "choose" to make overtime. It's honestly the worse part of healthcare. You'll never be able to meet the patients needs alone, your ot pay still gets eaten up by bills and all you got in return is depression and an achy body smh
@seanjohn83Ай бұрын
Yes. This is my situation too. Some days, I can be done in 4-5 hours. I’m blessed to say that I rarely hit 40hrs total at all.
@desertdarlene2 ай бұрын
Yeah, don't take salaried jobs if at all possible. You end up working all day and night every day and night.
@selwynowen62132 ай бұрын
And be at the company’s beck and call 24/7
@jeffklaubo31682 ай бұрын
I work salary and none of the sort lol
@sinceslicedbread74222 ай бұрын
Only in the US.
@wlonsdale12 ай бұрын
@@sinceslicedbread7422 Someone has to support the lifestyle of a European.
@druck74802 ай бұрын
Exactly!… this happened to me…. Now the word “salary” is a dirty word to me!… never again
@Solomolo25839Ай бұрын
I love being salaried. I can go to a doctors appointment in the middle of the day with no impact to pay. I can come in late/early with no impact. I can even be sick an entire day with no impact. Still work at most 40 hours a week. Love the people who have never worked a salary job saying it’s bad. That’s funny. That’s like me never having steak yet saying it taste bad hahah
@jsbmx203929 күн бұрын
Ever heard of pto no you haven’t you are easily tricked
@Solomolo2583929 күн бұрын
@@jsbmx2039 you sound so goofy. Go get a corporate/salary job first then come back. Yes salary employees get PTO. I get 3 weeks, 2 holidays, 2 personal that I can use whenever with unlimited sick since I’m salaried. I’ve worked both salaried and hourly jobs and definitely salary is better but go on goofy. Try harder.
@marshadupree296829 күн бұрын
It absolutely is better and I don’t work more hours.. I come in late half the time and leave on time 😂.. it’s better. Folks are crazy.
@Jmm79727 күн бұрын
I think we are lucky to work for a company that doesn’t abuse their employees. I am salaried and work less hours than when I was hourly and get paid more, have more hours of pto and more flexibility in my days. Some people don’t know that not all companies are abusive.
@A_W2016_love27 күн бұрын
If you’re salary you’re not working 40 hours a week you’re working 60hrs. My boss works 7am to 7pm everyday. He’s probably paid 200k+
@ajm5007Ай бұрын
Easy solution here is simply to get it in your contract that you work 40 hours a week, and that hours beyond that will be compensated at your previous overtime rate.
@gusmonster59Ай бұрын
Employers won't do that. They offer salary on purpose, but good try!
@ajm5007Ай бұрын
@@gusmonster59 My employer does it, but then I'm part of a local union with almost 700 members, and which is an affiliate of a national professional union with over 1.7 million members. Unionize. Get the compensation that you deserve. My employment contract obligates me to only 30 hours a week, and also entitles me to extra pay for hours worked in excess of 550 within any given 14 week period (that adds up to just shy of 40/week). Every seven paychecks, I can choose to tally up my hours, and if it exceeds 550, then I get paid prorated time-and-a-half for those additional hours. That said, it never, ever happens. Most weeks I don't even work the required 30. I'm PRESENT the required 30, but not working the whole time. Every once in a while I'll put in one week of 40+ hours, but with all the hours I'm NOT working the other 90% of weeks, it's not worth tracking the hours. I'm also not an idiot - they'd probably nitpick over every little hour if I ever did do that, so getting the extra pay would be like pulling teeth. But it's nice to know that it's in my contract.
@datastorm75Ай бұрын
$70,000? $85,000? Damn, that is tons of money for most of us!
@Too.Cool.ForCardi28 күн бұрын
In most major cities and with the economy and inflation/cost of living just getting worse, $70k & $80k ain’t shit either. It just SOUNDS like a lot, but it isn’t. It especially ain’t shit in the Bay Area or NY.
@missbae_28 күн бұрын
@@Too.Cool.ForCardi it’s never about the amount it’s about how you manage your money. $70 and $85k is great if you don’t live ABOUT your means…it’s people making $260k but since they live ABOVE their means that amount doesn’t SEEM like much either.
@Too.Cool.ForCardi28 күн бұрын
@@missbae_: How much a person makes is EQUALLY as important and helps DETERMINE their ability to save. In most people’s cases, they aren’t making anywhere near $100k or $200k nor were we talking about those who do and most people aren’t living high on the hog. Also, as I mentioned before, salary is relative to other factors like cost of living and the economy, so what SEEMS like a lot to someone else, maybe isn’t because of where that person lives. Also, most people barely make enough to cover regular bills and are one or two paychecks away from being poor. It’s VERY common for folks need two and three jobs to earn any sort of REAL living, which is ridiculous, let alone be able to really save. Money and how much a person earns most certainly counts and comes before just how much they save or spend.
@joecarter272727 күн бұрын
If your single with no kids, you're good. I was making 60k in San Diego and even with high cost of living you're doing ok
@Too.Cool.ForCardi27 күн бұрын
@@joecarter2727: Uhhh….last time I checked, kids are NOT the ONLY expensive or significant cost people may have to worry about. Even if someone is single and/or doesn’t have any kids, it doesn’t mean they may not have other expenses and bills to take care of and affect them.Everyone has different circumstances and deals with different expenses and things in their lives. What might work for you and your life, might not work for someone else depending on their situation.
@TheFoodieCutieАй бұрын
That nervous “hey” at the beginning is everything 😂
@bsmartr806Ай бұрын
I work 40 hours a week and already feel like I have no time for friends/family/hobbies... so 60-70 is a HARD NO from me.
@mlatrelleloveАй бұрын
Exactly!
@totov7673Ай бұрын
Its sad it should be 32 in most EU countries full time is 32 hrs.
@WanderingAndFosca23 күн бұрын
No, it is not. It goes between 40 h/w and 37,5 h/w, the latter not including paid lunch break. Doable and fair enough. Alas, we are far from 32 h/w, unfortunately.
@LyricRelics2 ай бұрын
*laughs in freelancing*
@aucklandqueenstown2 ай бұрын
Youre laughing coz youre jobless? wait what i dont get it?
@alphamail89742 ай бұрын
@@aucklandqueenstown Making money is making money. Doesn't always have to be through a traditional job. Loser.
@alphamail89742 ай бұрын
Nice! Gotta find what works for you ❤
@_memorycore_8867Ай бұрын
@@aucklandqueenstownnawww bro know nothing
@BossdonbiggaАй бұрын
@@aucklandqueenstown freelancers work when they want and charge what they want to be employed is to be a slave we work for money and freedom less is more when it comes to working
@kage-the-echidna35592 ай бұрын
Sorry my grocery store doesn’t accept prestige and their prices seem to keep rising so less pay for more work and prestige? Lol im good
@frysause934Ай бұрын
I'm an assistant store manager in a grocery store. We just got done with 2 days worth of work doing price resets. Everything went up from 5 cents to 50 cents. Not going to be any raises either. Thanks democrats.
@keanuxu54352 ай бұрын
The prestige of the salaried pay comes from the *comparatively* higher wage vs the hourly pay. Veronica was right to do the calculations of the wage and hours of both to show us one of capitalism’s tricks to squeeze more time out of us for less money.
@frysause934Ай бұрын
Capitalism is still far better than socialism/communism.
@mountaingirl6479Ай бұрын
Capitalism is based on supply and demand. If it doesn’t work, people will stop using that method. It’s also based on motivation, you work, harder, or have more valuable skills, you get paid more and get to keep more . So blaming this on capitalism is crazy. Socialism is crazy- people do less work because they’re getting paid the same regardless. Or if you do work harder and make more, they take away the extra in taxes and give it to people who didn’t work as hard
@greg58924 сағат бұрын
Veronika forgot about retirement contributions and other benefits in her snarky little calculation, not to mention paid time off and hours flexibility for things like medical appointments
@Occuria12 ай бұрын
Veronika is my hero.
@timothytessier27022 ай бұрын
She needs a cape....
@TraceguyRuneАй бұрын
The 60 hour a week thing is so real. The only benefit is you get paid on holidays when the office is closed
@kaltreike7523Ай бұрын
On the one hand, she’s right. On the other, if salaried positions come with medical cover, pension included, and tax exemptions of some sort (which can very depending on what job you’re doing and which country you’re in) they’re sometimes still a better deal overall. Not to mention less paperwork and headache. All of that can be overcome with practice though, and frankly, yeah, the only way I’d take a (traditional) salaried position over an hourly one is if it came with complete security and tenure.
@FundyisleLegacyАй бұрын
Alit of salaried jobs have tax write offs you can utilize too, all my vehicular expenses plus a portion of home expenses I usually get 5-7k back in taxes
@QueenOfKings0402Ай бұрын
Exactly but people only worry about the money and not look that the company pays your bills for medical, paid leave and life insurance.
@just_your_localguard9612Ай бұрын
@@FundyisleLegacyI thought you can't write of most of those anymore tho, I used to write off gas for traveling to work and back but was told by H&R I couldn't do that anymore
@FundyisleLegacyАй бұрын
@@just_your_localguard9612 not sure how it works with gas because that provided by the company anyway in my case, I think for everyone else it’s a set amount per mile for work that’s outside your usual commute, could be different where I’m in Canada too
@rightwingsafetysquad9872Ай бұрын
She didnt even do the math right because she's not accounting for overtime. It'd be more like getting paid $24/hr after the "raise".
@robm67262 ай бұрын
This is true, yet its also the only way to jump to a higher position where your salary can double
@DugrozReports2 ай бұрын
Sadly, yes, that has been my experience. I maxed out at a wage role, and the only way to get a meaningful raise was to go salaried. 😢
@mandisawАй бұрын
That's the part a lot of folks don't understand. Hourly as a career only makes sense when you have a union contract that specifies who gets OT and how much of a premium it pays. If you're non-union and hourly, you're just subject to getting beat (hours dropped, few/no benefits, little chance at advancement, etc).
@yileduteАй бұрын
@@mandisawdoing it hourly also means you are more replaceable, they just have to find someone that is willing to do your job for less and the next day suddenly they don't need you doing as many hours and that disrupts any routine, sense of stability and plans that you might have had, until the point that you are forced to "quit".
@crobinson3659Ай бұрын
My former coworker said this exactly why she didn’t want to go salary and stay hourly instead. Right on Veronica!
@ThePieDriverАй бұрын
Salaried employment implies to be made permanent full-time. It gives credit unions more leverage to find you better loans, enables salary packaging options like tax dodging, some share equity options, redundancy payouts, unionists protection, and as implied amd above else, job security. During an economic slowdown or downturn, you can keep your full pay. Casual (hourly) has very limited access to the above.
@boomergames8094Ай бұрын
Going from temp to perm is a big benefit, but that is separate from hourly and salary. Salary is great if your job doesn't make you work a ton of hours. And studies show that having people work more than about 45-50 on a regular basis actually reduces efficiency and output starts dropping so a 60 hour employee is about as productive as a 40 hour one long term. I had a great salary job that was 40 hours, but quarterly and annual reports meant about 60 hours one week per quarter and once a year. Not bad at all.
@YaGudBuddyUncleNateАй бұрын
Yeah this is all nonsense, I am a unionized hourly worker. I earn .03 days pto for everyday I work, dont pay into medical or 401k, the company I work for also pays into a union pension plan. Salaried workers suffer much more exploitation than avg unionized hourly staff
@cameronschmit6472Ай бұрын
Yes and no. There are huge benefits to being salaried. Usually it comes it more vacation time etc. not to mention if you miss work you still get paid. I get what they’re saying though, sometimes it doesn’t make sense to switch
@williams-wr5lg2 ай бұрын
Salary pay is another reason I would never take a management job
@lauriechan2966Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🙏❤ This. Is. TOTALLY. Me. I've rejected 3 promotions over the years, because I refuse to give my time/life away. Nobody understands why I don't want the "prestige" of a management position... No thanks, I'm good. 😂
@greg58924 сағат бұрын
Congrats on having no mobility if you ever need it.
@Charlotte_PhotographerАй бұрын
Next week’s episode-Veronica gets placed on a performance review and evaluation. They have IT put a keystroke monitor on her keyboard. And she’s let go in 30 days 😂.
@Nat-mw3bzАй бұрын
😅😅😅😅 Veronica's MATH IS MATHING!!!
@whiteboy86792 ай бұрын
My brain every time I work late as a salaried employee
@user-ex9pk6yd9j2 ай бұрын
Yes less money for more hours. Bait and switch mentality.
@itsdsanti3784Ай бұрын
A great eye opener going into the job market. Thanks.
@OnimaruAnji2 ай бұрын
So I live in Canada, every Salaried position I've ever SEEN, heard about, or had, has your 'work hours' listed. 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. Your basic 40 hour package is part of your contract, anything BEYOND that.... Is still OVERTIME pay and they typically do NOT want that, so usually Salary is only manager and above to a bunch of 'hourly' workers that they usually don't employ long enough that if they have to call them in for extra shifts they need like two full shifts to get CLOSE to overtime... Has that changed in the last decade or so? I've been in the Military for 20 years so, I might be out of date.
@user-dg5zf4it8c2 ай бұрын
In California salary employees don't get overtime. Hourly employees get overtime.
@Nonyah123Ай бұрын
times have definitely changed even in Canada, especially since a ton of companies are global. I work as a salaried systems engineer for shopify and my contract specified needing to be on call for all projects at all times. sometimes that's the minimum 40 hour week, sometimes it's 60 or 70 or even more depending on deadlines. Canada has definitely changed
@maevethefox5912Ай бұрын
@Nonyah123 When did you start there, they were super anti-crunch five years ago, but I know a lot changed after the big layoffs
@maevethefox5912Ай бұрын
The jobs I've had in Canada were/are like this. I moved to a US company a couple years ago after a layoff for what seemed like a big pay bump, and it was such a culture shock. They wanted so much overtime AND that I document every second of my day. Moved back to a Canadian job as quickly as I could escape hahaha
@Nonyah123Ай бұрын
@@maevethefox5912 2 years
@ssgwright74192 ай бұрын
🤣 It's just like when I was in the Army, my NCOIC wanted to promote me from Specialist to Corporal. I told her no, Specialist and Corporal are the same pay grade E-4 except a Corporal is an NCO. When something is not done right or finished by the end of the day formation, the First Sergeant makes the NCO's stay to fix it while the Specialist and below go home. I want E-5 pay, Sergeant rank, for NCO responsibilities.🤣🤣
@lelandgaunt9985Ай бұрын
Worst rank to have.
@kimhamson11652 ай бұрын
Companies only offer you salary when the expected schedule makes it that they can't afford to pay you hourly.
@JakoWakoАй бұрын
Pretty much what happens in my field! Lock in salaried wages for when it’s busy and then when work slows down they lay off just enough people to maintain the slower workload.
@PolishBehemothАй бұрын
Damn. This comment should be pinned. Serious knowledge here.
@PerfidiousPuffinАй бұрын
That's not true, even remotely. Not a single person in any company I've ever worked at got paid hourly. That's only certain types of very niche industries that do that.
@xocomaoxАй бұрын
This is so wrong. A lot of companies offer this because it's a way to actually pay you more money.
@blyssdavis1713Ай бұрын
Yeah idk, I have never met a salaried person that worked 30 hours/week never mind 65. Where I live, becoming salaried is a boon because you not only get a pay increase but you also get to work less and take time off whenever you want to….at least that’s what I’ve observed.
@valerielstevens471228 күн бұрын
I'm hourly and I have PTO. If I'm coordinating an event I'm paid overtime. When it's time to leave I'm out the door. I was upset for not being salaried because the old school thought is that it's prestigious. Well I'm prepared at the Master's level and working hourly has worked well. My parents were salaried, as they taught us "You're working to life not living to work." Enjoy your life. When you retire you may not have that chance.
@AdventureCampingAustralia2 ай бұрын
Been on salary for 24 years. I don't know anything else. Best advice I can give you is don't do the math..... don't EVER do the math......
@MarieFara2 ай бұрын
Run Veronica! Run. I made that change from hourly to salary, exact same numbers and regret it. I went from having an actual lunch hour to eating at my desk, if I even take lunch at all. I never ever ever get out at a decent time. Not worth it.
@Jaii_ParkАй бұрын
So true. They try to use "salaried" to get over. No thank you 😂😑
@SUGAs_Shadow85Ай бұрын
"I'm good, thank you, though."
@damann2889Ай бұрын
My landlord doesn't accept prestige. Neither does the electricity company nor the grocery store.
@UMBR.2 ай бұрын
"There's a sort of prestige that comes with... being a generous landlord and letting me live here rent-free. Wait... what? Prestige does NOT pay my rent?? 😱"
@CRBungalowАй бұрын
Shit like this is why i will happily stay an hourly employee.
@darlenerobinson7481Ай бұрын
I know that's right, Veronica. Let her know!
@alanadonson2777Ай бұрын
I'm salary and am not subject to this malarkey, but i know most people are smh.
@coyote.redfire2 ай бұрын
Uh no, I'm good! 🤣
@usptactАй бұрын
Not all salaried jobs are the same. At a large corporation I worked for, the work/life balance was great. Sure, there were some days where more hours had to be put in but that was an exception. Normal days were not busy at all. People with contracts on the other hand were hired and let go on constant basis.
@TwinBladeFuryАй бұрын
I went from 60k hourly to 83k salary at my current job (Via promotion) and I can solidly say I would much rather work 60 hours salaried, than 40 as an hourly employee. Those 60 feel more like 30 because you're able to slack off for half your day or more and still get paid, lol.
@kevinbarbour27712 ай бұрын
Also, though, with a salary you get paid the same each month/pay period which makes it easier to manage bills. Plus you don't lose money if you have to miss work. However, the rise of PTO for hourly workers, which really didn't begin until the mid oughts, has made the salary kind of useless. If you can work hourly, get overtime past 40 hours, and still get PTO for when you miss or get sick, then the salary is sort of dead.
@franciebelcher45942 ай бұрын
Prestige? Seriously? No. No thank you. Next!
@ri3m4nnАй бұрын
my dad tried to make the same argument to me, and he never made it far in corporate life.... I make $350K a year. Don't be short-sighted people; it pays off.
@TechTailsАй бұрын
NO ONE is making 77k as an hourly employee in most states. LOL. Veronica always sounds like she would be in the unemployment line. 😂. Shes PAINFULLY obvious
@clvopatrx-camin3148Ай бұрын
You’re right they made more
@chrisdemeritt15972 ай бұрын
This one hits a little close to home for me. I currently work a position that is still hourly, making very good money as well as still get overtime pay, and I enjoy my job. However, I dread the day that they decide to make me salary, as I could loose out on almost 200hrs of overtime pay when that happens...
@athomas17322 ай бұрын
In NYS your job description has to show that you can make your own decisions about when to work (over simplification) and other responsibilities that elevate you above the rank and file. If you don't have that kind of control then you must be hourly paid, with pay for overtime.
@ashleyder91642 ай бұрын
For real...salaried employment is a scam 😖
@mountaingirl6479Ай бұрын
This is silly- salaried people typically get more benefits- that’s the big difference. Health insurance, PTO, paid holidays, 501k etc.
@Sarklaser14 күн бұрын
The only reason to ever work unpaid hours is if you own the company, don't fall for wage theft, it's slavery and in most places, illegal.
@amerlin3882 ай бұрын
I can't afford your offer of prestige.
@michaelpineiro5332 ай бұрын
Remember, if you're on call, you have to be paid for every hour you are on call.
@wlonsdale12 ай бұрын
Only if you're hourly. Have you not been paying attention?
@borstenpinsel2 ай бұрын
I doubt this is true in the US since it's not even true in Germany
@TomikaKellyАй бұрын
Not in the U.S. when you're salaried.
@xocomaoxАй бұрын
I get paid the whole year, whether I'm working or not. I love it!
@waleedkhalid7486Ай бұрын
To be fair, salaried employees get health benefits and a pension/retirement. As far as I know, hourly employees do not usually have any benefits unless they buy them for full price.
@jaredray7034Ай бұрын
Not in my state. You work 40 hours or more, you qualify.
@xMister.MisterxАй бұрын
Nailed it! This was an EXCELLENT breakdown of salaried vs hourly. I learned this the hard way at one job.
@katherinetomasello36612 ай бұрын
I'm so glad I don't work in an office
@franciebelcher45942 ай бұрын
Ditto. Pretty sure a gig like that would kill my will to live
@just_your_localguard9612Ай бұрын
Honestly at this point i wouldn't mind it, been working in trades since I was 20 or so, honestly hate it, would prefer job where I can sit on my butt and just copy thing all day
@Dk-kz1vy2 ай бұрын
Me a salary employee with overtime pay for any hours more then 40 What yall mad about?
@SenatiaA2 ай бұрын
It depends on the role; not all jobs meet salaried-non-exempt qualifications. I know Rx and some medical roles have it.
@JakoWakoАй бұрын
Salaried with overtime pay? That’s news to me!
@nstgaming631Ай бұрын
You're the exception. Not the rule
@Dk-kz1vyАй бұрын
@@nstgaming631 duh
@Smithcraft1Ай бұрын
I'll never understand why anyone would think that no matter how many extra hours you work that you'll make the same amount of income is "Prestige."
@offthetopbbqАй бұрын
She also didnt talk about, what happens when you have to leave early for an appointment or your kid gets sicks. Say youre supposed to work 11-8 but have to leave at 4 and your hourly. That money is taken from you, its a plus and minus to everything. But from My experience and the companies ive worked for ill take salary any day
@sierraj74802 ай бұрын
is salary ever better than hourly anywhere? 🤔
@SenatiaA2 ай бұрын
In upper management and the C-suite.
@sierraj74802 ай бұрын
@@SenatiaA so you mean when you work under 40 hours 🤔
@ooossssss2 ай бұрын
Yeah it goes both ways. I work less than 30 hrs a week but get paid for 40.
@ivyparker5617Ай бұрын
The two salaried positions I had did not measure my time I worked, but my output. So as long as I kept deadlines and completed projects, I could come in a couple minutes late, or leave early or take full hour lunches. Which wasn't a problem because I always level-set the expectations of my coworkers, had hyper focus to knock out work quickly, and communicated what was going on straight up. Plus, they never counted my sick days (about 1 a month due to cramps). But every hourly position has been so regimented, half hour lunch, 3 or fewer sick days a year, keeping me just under hours so no fulltime benefits, switching schedules last minute, no allowance for traffic or weather without being written up for tardiness, no ability to respond to emergencies at home without begging a supervisor... I always wondered why people liked hourly. I couldn't do it. My work only comes home with me at specific high value times of the year, so I value the flexibility of my time on salary and actually have a better work/life balance. Your hours should even out over the year to 40 per week. You do sixty one week? Do 20 the next. stick with the hours you agreed on per paycheck, not their loophole expectations.
@mattduncan3304Ай бұрын
It is if your salary includes paid leave. Sure, if you work a 60 hour week you get paid the same as 40. But it also means if you 're away sick for a day and only work 30 hours that week you still get paid the same salary. If you don't get that, I don't know why anyone would choose salary.
@The1ThtRulesAllАй бұрын
I got promoted to a salary position once and HR forgot to take me off hourly. Quit the next month and boss was shaking when he handed me that last check
@greg58924 сағат бұрын
And then everyone clapped
@isisaphrodite3585Ай бұрын
My supervisor literally never ever ever ever works. He might show up 2 days a week for a few hours and gets paid salary and he’s literally doing NOTHING.
@zabumafu7037Ай бұрын
Let it be known that there is a golden land where milk and honey flow freely. Its called "salaried non-exempt".
@blockPawn1924Ай бұрын
ok but. many salaried people get payed time off. and work much less hours
@BroncoJoeAKАй бұрын
Lol Veronica forgot the tax bracket bump. She’s taking home less pay per paycheck.
@eagl3ye23 күн бұрын
In my current hourly position, we’re often encouraged/expected to pursue a salaried, managerial position. Would turn out to be a very similar outcome to this video. 60 hours wouldn’t be an expectation in theory, but realistically, to get everything done, and when considering I’d be “on call” 24 hours a day, I’d probably end up working 60+ hours a week. Meanwhile, in my hourly position, I can CHOOSE to work overtime whenever I decide I want to.
@socalrefrigeration548Ай бұрын
Let me break it down. Hourly means you get paid for your time, not necessarily your work. No thinking required. Salaries is more of a contract you agree on. If you can negotiate a good contract then salaried makes sense. This video takes the POV of an hourly worker who just gets paid to be there. Under a good salary contract you have goals to meet with bonuses for meeting them in a time frame. Think of a professional athlete contract.
@Monroestevens306Ай бұрын
That's the first thing I thought. This video is for positions like "manager or shift leads" in retail or fast food or something.
@greg58924 сағат бұрын
@@Monroestevens306this video is for people who can’t see more than six inches in front of their noses
@Chanchanlala2 ай бұрын
But we are family in this company
@2yutes2 ай бұрын
Excellent job by that employee of focusing on the very short run rather than long term upside. If an associate ever took that position when I made the offer, I’d be fine with it, but future promotions are basically off the table.
@dennistaylor634218 күн бұрын
This is extremely powerful. She breaks it down. Most people don’t do the math. I learned this decades ago. Watch out for the salary trap.
@p.s.vanderpool677015 күн бұрын
In Oregon most people make $15.00 an hour lmao cant afford to even breath anymore! Ty Democrars!!
@ephtea6142 ай бұрын
I give one of the managers where i work shit about this often. When he mentions how late he has to work i just remind him "but just think of all of the OT you'll be making." He goes quiet.
@jacobcombs1106Ай бұрын
Grateful for where I work, when you go salary the pay bump is substantial. About 30k bump in base and the annual bonus goes from 10% base to 20% base so it's like 60 or 70k more and you can take 2 work from home days a week when salary. Also most weeks they are 40 and out, it's only emergencies that they work extra hours.
@sorcdk2880Ай бұрын
The thing to realise is that salaried positions are supposed to be payed based on responsibilities, and then take whatever time necessary for that. Under that, then if your can manage those reponsibilities on shorter time, then your effective hourly pay will go up. When considering going to salaried position, you better be really careful about what kind of responsibilities you have, and there should no be any infinite holes of work or posibility of them changing the responsibilities without compensation following.
@juan_a_benitezАй бұрын
I thought it was going to end something like “Oh, you refuse? Ok no problem! Um, Veronica pick up your stuff, you're fired 😊”