Working at home. It's a normal work day for me since I'm "self-employed" so stat or no stat, doesn't matter. If there's work to be done, gotta do it.

Anthony

PFFFTTTT of coarse I am......24/7.... 7 on 7 off :sad: anyone ever known me not to be working?

Murray answering the phone and saying "yes" or "no" is hardly work.:mrgreen:

Do you normally work Saturdays? If so, did you get that day off? (With regular pay).
I'm not totally up on the labour laws but it's my understanding that if a stat falls on a day you work then you either get the day off with straight time pay or you work it and get paid time and a half in addition to your regular pay. (Some people see this as double time and a half). If the stat falls on a day you don't work, such as a weekend, then you are entitled to either the Friday or the Monday as the stat. (ie: either of those days off with straight time pay, or work the day and get the extra pay). I'm pretty sure anyone that has a job is entitled to compensation one way or the other, whether they work the stat or not. I know I get 8 hours pay for every stat I don't work and compensated accordingly for every stat I do.
IMO, your getting ripped off.
Edit: Maybe it's different in Alberta, but I doubt it. You guys are rich. :wink:

If the stat falls on a not normally worked day, for example saturday, you arnt entitled to any sort of compensation. Many places give you an extra day off but that is at there discretion.

:mad: , and now I am going to have my bi-annual review today. Wish me luck.

"Can you hear me now?"

I just had my annual review at work haha... that was fun.

I'm at work too... only get the stat if you work on the day...lousy shift work

Good luck.

:lol:

But still........... Good luck anyway's. :)