![]() So it’s play from the start until the end. The final boss doubles attacks and speed. ![]() Air runs out at twice the speed in the third area. Everything in the shop is more expensive. Enemies on screen double or quadruple in later areas. Hard mode throws tougher enemies at you sooner. Basically everything is doable in Normal. It’s where you cut your teeth on learning the mechanics and enemies aren’t packed on the screen. If you end up stuck in the spam filter, just message the mods. To use labeled spoilers, you can put a prefix before the word spoiler to add context like the following example: (#s "Dastardly!!!") Legacy Platforms: PS3 - PS2 - PS1 - PSP Spoiler Guideįor simple spoilers, use the following formatting: (#s "The La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo!?") u/coderjoe1 commented, "You should send Gordon a thank you card for being your biggest supporter.(Known for: Leaking Trophies Pre-release ) The post has about 7.5k upvotes on Reddit and is captioned, "Want me to punch in on the work clock, fine now deal with overtime pay." Many on the platform were happy with the end result. He concluded the post by saying that his monthly income has become 30% higher due to overtime and could even get closer to 50% higher in a busy month. "One more thing, by the law, the rate of overtime pay increases the more overtime is done in a month, this is a really weird formula, but to simplify my average overtime hours pay 1/3 higher than the average overtime hours of other employees that have the same monthly salary as me," he wrote. Gordon expected that the employee's pay would decrease, but in fact, now, they had to pay him a lot more over time, even for the time they called him until the call finished. ![]() Image Source: Senior CEO having hard talk with employee - stock photo - Getty Images/ James Merdan But his uncle said that "since we're doing it by law, it means that we also will pay him overtime according to the law, right?" - they all agreed and from October forward I would start punching my hours on the job every day," wrote the employee. ![]() Other partners agreed to what Gordon asked for. "He was furious at my 'attitude' berating my uncle for even hiring me in the first place since I don't even work full regular hours and demand among the other business partners (the company has in total 6 owners including my uncle), that I at least punch in my working hours and if I don't meet the 'quota', those would be deducted from my monthly payment," wrote the Reddit user. However, it didn't go down well with Gordon. He clarified he took that time off as he worked a 14-hour shift the day before the travel and also two 12-hour shifts the week before, so he "was dead tired." Image Source: Reddit/ CoderJoe1 "One of his associates (let's call him Gordon) took his role in the company for those days to support some of his roles," he wrote in the Reddit post.ĭuring those days, the employee did not have much work, so he took an early leave the first day and arrived way after lunch the next day, then started working normally from the 3rd day until his uncle came back a week later. He shared that work was going great until September 2022, when his uncle took a couple of days to travel to another state for work. "My uncle knew my work ethic so is kind of a win for him since when needed I'd work 60-65 hours a week if needed, also I could work during a holiday." However, he did not have any overtime but had full control of his work schedule. He was getting paid a fixed monthly amount with a bonus of an additional salary by the end of every year. Portrait of a manager during a business meeting - stock photo - Getty Images | Tom Werner His work was directly under his uncle, "learning every perk of running the business and also being a personal assistant to him," wrote the Reddit user. The 31-year-old employee started working for his uncle two years ago as he owned a company with some business partners. His new boss made sure the employee punched in his work hours, trying to reduce his salary, but the employee ended up getting a 30% raise due to the overtime pay. That's what happened with this Reddit user u/disastrousnarwhal926. Nevertheless, it could get difficult in many ways. The new boss might ask for a work review or might change the whole work schedule. When the management changes or a boss shifts from a company, a lot of things can change for an employee. Editor's note: This article was originally published on March 25, 2023.
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