I would count the drive home as well since you normally wouldn't be driving
home a second time that day or during the night, weekend, etc. Any time
that would not be part of your "normal" routine for that time should be
counted IMHO.
Rik
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 9:08 AM
To: cisco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: On-Call Rates [7:114792]
here on call rotation is part of the job, luckily it's more of a liaison
when I get paged, I call whoever needs to be called, mail admin, server
admin, I'm the net admin
last place I was at there was a $100 bonus incentive for carrying the pager.
2 guys hogged the on call rotation for an extra $2600/year in salary.
place before that, any time over 45.5 hours was comped.
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now where on this thread. for tracking time, when do you start the clock
after the page comes in?
I usually start when I leave the house, since I would not be normally
driving into work on off hours. and stop the clock when I am done.
I have to go home anyway so I don't count the drive home.
good thread!
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