I was scheduled for 27.5 hours this week. Given that the week ends at 12am Sunday, that means I should see roughly 32 hours (I work overnight) after I clock out in the morning.
Next week, will I see the 32 hours on my check with the remaining 4 hours rolled over into the new timesheet or will I just see the 27.5 that I was scheduled for? I hope that makes sense lol
Will part time staff get time and a half for working on Juneteenth?
Went for my yearly check in and the dr recommended that I get the bypass due to abnormal weight gain. I got the sleeve in 2022 and haven't hit my goal weight. The lowest I've been was 212 and for the last year or so, I've been between 250 - 257.
I did some further research and my insurance doesn't cover Wegovy or Zepbound and I remember my PCP being against Phentermine (I think that's what it's called) due to it causing heart issues later on.
What are the pros and cons of going from the sleeve to bypass? Is the recovery time about the same? I took 2 wks off and felt fine after the first week and I can't recall having any issues with getting fluids and other things in.
I'll be having a procedure within the next month or so & I'll be out for probably 4-6 weeks. I reached out to an employee advocate at the start of all this and was told something like since I'm part time, I'd be paid for 2 wks or something like that. Any truth to that?