Originally Posted by
sailingfun
You still worked the exact same hour for the pay. You simply time shifted when you do the work. If you want more time off at a later date works well.
Sailing, perhaps I can provide an example, since I agree with you.
My buddy's wife Cherry is a stripper. She just got a new job at a new establishment, and makes a $10/hr base rate. After her introductory week, she'll go to $20/hr the next week. Her friend Jugs got hired at the same time, by the same establishment. Conveniently, this establishment has a bank system.
Flash forward two weeks. Cherry didn't use the bank but Jugs did. Cherry worked 10 hours each week (20 total), made $300, and averaged $15/hour.
Jugs worked 11 hours the first week and banked an hour...so she was paid for 10. The second week, she cashed an hour in, working only 9 but getting paid for 10.
Both girls worked 20 hours, got paid $300 (plus tips), and averaged $15/hr.
Notably, Jugs worked more when she had WORSE seniority, and less after she had moved up the totem pole (among others).
I'm missing a lot...but anything germane to the banking discussion?