| Msg ID: 2738053 |
To be on-call..or not to be on call... +0/-0
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| Author:That is the question?
8/5/2022 11:34:29 PM |
What is the lowest you would accept to be on call from 5pm till 7am. This is for ems. But any sector works. I'm currently paid 15 bucks a night to be on call. And that's not per hour, per night. We fly 1900 hours a year. Seems a little low. And this isn't a troll post. I'm serious, $15 a night. |
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| Msg ID: 2738642 |
To be on-call..or not to be on call... +1/-0
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| Author:Check
8/11/2022 11:02:39 AM Reply to: 2738053 |
in to state law concerning compensation required for being restrained for the purpose of responding for work duties. Also, if Part 135 best be looking at whether that is considered duty time - far as I know, it is. |
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