That should be taken care of by Eagan.This just made me think. With the new contract saying that RCA's can be worked in other offices, if an RCA goes over state lines to work in an office within 50 miles of their home office, is that RCA responsible for paying income tax to that other state for the pay received while working in that other office?
It's on the same check. As an RCA working different routes/offices, you really should keep track of everything. When I was an RCA I kept a calender just for work----I wrote on each day where I worked and what route. Makes it much easier to make sure you are paid correctly.If i worked at different office for 1 day, will that be seperate check or included on primary office check? Im not sure if Ive been paid for that day. Thanks
I do. But still confusing sometimes.It's on the same check. As an RCA working different routes/offices, you really should keep track of everything. When I was an RCA I kept a calender just for work----I wrote on each day where I worked and what route. Makes it much easier to make sure you are paid correctly.
ThanksIt will be included on the same check.
This just made me think. With the new contract saying that RCA's can be worked in other offices, if an RCA goes over state lines to work in an office within 50 miles of their home office, is that RCA responsible for paying income tax to that other state for the pay received while working in that other office?