Bill 236 - NIGHT DIFFERENTIAL PAY.
AN ACT TO AMEND § 6217 OF 4 GCA FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENSURING THAT PUBLIC EMPLOYEES THAT WORK AT NIGHT RECEIVE NIGHT DIFFERENTIAL PAY.
Bill 236 FAQ
Bill 236 FAQ\'s:
Q: What is Bill 236 Night Differential Pay?
A: This bill will ensure public employees who work Night shifts receive Night Differential Pay with no minimum hour requirement.
Q: What do public employees currently receive?
A: Public employees only receive the Night Differential Pay if they work a minimum of 4 hours between the hours of 6pm to 6am. With this bill, they will receive the Night Differential Pay regardless of the minimum number of hours and it will be between 6pm to 7am instead.
Q: Why do public workers need this?
A: Working night shifts can be difficult especially when trying to raise a family whose daily schedule is the opposite time. Public workers should be compensated for the uncommon working hours.
Q: What is Bill 236 Night Differential Pay?
A: This bill will ensure public employees who work Night shifts receive Night Differential Pay with no minimum hour requirement.
Q: What do public employees currently receive?
A: Public employees only receive the Night Differential Pay if they work a minimum of 4 hours between the hours of 6pm to 6am. With this bill, they will receive the Night Differential Pay regardless of the minimum number of hours and it will be between 6pm to 7am instead.
Q: Why do public workers need this?
A: Working night shifts can be difficult especially when trying to raise a family whose daily schedule is the opposite time. Public workers should be compensated for the uncommon working hours.
- Guam Legislature Public Hearing Room - Oct 06, 2009 / 09:00
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"Bill 236 is brilliant. I want to let you know that I have been missing dinners with my family because of my schedule and now I will be compensated, although I'd rather have a schedule that will allow me to be able to eat dinner and watch the news with my wife and family."