"Nobody gets the day off".
Friday's a day off, you see.
Really, we should get Tuesday off, too.
Jennifer Chieh Jeng and Andrew Tyler Tretten were married Saturday off Newport Beach, Calif.
An employee who was previously scheduled to take annual leave on December 5, 2018, will not be charged annual leave (or any other form of paid leave, compensatory time off, or credit hours) for that day," it said.
Wednesday: Off--no exercise.
On Tuesday afternoon, the House voted to pass a bill that Republicans have promoted since the Newt Gingrich era, one that would allow private-sector employees to exchange overtime pay for "compensatory time" off, electing to accrue extra hours off rather than extra pay in their wallets.
The May 1 ruling came in a Texas case in which the justices rejected a Labor Department ruling and said public employers, like state governments and their agencies, can require employees to take compensatory time off at specific times.
The union says the company is denying vacation time for some pilots and compensatory time off for others just to keep all its planes flying.
They also locked in compensatory time off for extra work done, assured that promotions come with raises, and made clear who's eligible for employer-paid cell phones, among other economic matters.
