We have one Union Contract that calls for OT after 8, 1 1/2 from 8 to 10 hours and double time after 10. And that's Canada wide.
BC Provincial Double time doesn't kick in until you reach 12 hours.
Choosing sides............possibly the other side can represent our interests better.
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And in BC Double Time after 12 is a Provincial Law only. If you drive a truck across the border you now become a Federal carrier. To get back to Provincial, you can't cross a border for 2 years.
http://www.labour.gov.bc.ca/esb/facshts/hours_of_work_and_overtime.htmLast edited: Jul 13, 2014
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I'm guessing the answer is he gets paid ot after 60 per federal guidelines if he has no labour contract like prairie boy was talking about like they had...
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How would a company determine the amount of hours worked? Should a driver be paid the minute they leave the yard to the time they return?
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I got paid off my log book at one place, it's on duty hours or time that I write down as off duty that's still billable to the company like waiting to unload but I'm in the bunk for 2 hours. You shouldn't get paid for your sleeping time... But I also got a live out allowance.
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