Hospital weekend Dif for CNA

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sooooo...i get called from hr to set up a time for physical/drug screening for my new job in the hospital and i was confirming a couple of things with them while i had them on the phone. well, one of the things that i asked her was what the weekend differential was, and she told me that they don't pay weekend difs. is there anyone out there with this scenario? i could have sworn that during the interview my manager said that there was. it's not a huge deal, but i was just wondering.

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Specializes in Pediatrics.

Where I work there is no weekend diffs, only eve and night diff and they are a percentage of your base pay I think eve is 3% and night is 10%.

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Specializes in ER, OB.

I work in the hospital and get no weekend diff.

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Specializes in Pediatric/Adolescent, Med-Surg.
sooooo...i get called from hr to set up a time for physical/drug screening for my new job in the hospital and i was confirming a couple of things with them while i had them on the phone. well, one of the things that i asked her was what the weekend differential was, and she told me that they don't pay weekend difs. is there anyone out there with this scenario? i could have sworn that during the interview my manager said that there was. it's not a huge deal, but i was just wondering.

i've worked as a pct in two hospitals, often doing straight weekends (due to my school schedule), and i've never had a weekend pay differential. i did make more for working 2nd and 3rd shift, though.

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Specializes in Peds M/S.

I work at a hospital, and I get paid weekend diff. It is $1.30 per hour on top of the $1.62/hr night diff that I already make for working nights.

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Specializes in ICU. Med/Surg: Ortho, Neuro, & Cardiac.

No weekend diff for CNAs at the hospital where I work, which I was told is because we don't have a so-called "weekend plan" for CNAs due to lack of coverage. Every full time CNA has to work every other weekend.

There is evening and night diff, but you make the same amount of evenings and nights...which is odd. Oh...and they just increased the shift diff from $0.30 to $0.50. Woohoo. :-/

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well...i guess i'm not the only one then. what can you do right? =o/ thanks for all of your responces though. =o)

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Specializes in CNA in OB,ER,ICU,MS.

the hospital i work at, no matter if you work days or nights, on sat and sun you get double time the last 4 hours of your shift if you work your full 12 hours. kind of a nice incentive!

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The hospital I use to work at we got shift differential .....week-end differential and DOUBLE TIME on holidays such as Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and the 4th of July.:D That was REALLY good money especially during the Holidays.... I would make $27.00 an hour as a NA II if I chose to work on them.

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I'm a CNA at a hospital and I am required to work every other weekend and receive no shift dif for it. However, I get 15% shift dif for working evenings, which works out well for me, so I don't complain. Nurses don't get weekend shift dif for the weekends, either. In fact, they have to work every forth weekend.

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