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I had to work on Thanksgiving. Don't I get overtime for that day?
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If you actually worked only 40 hours in that work week, you would receive 40 hours of straight time, plus 8 additional hours at straight time for holiday pay. Overtime only occurs when an individual actually works more than 40 hours in a work week.
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- When does USU's work week end?
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