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What if the employee had multiple hazardous exposures with different differential pays?

April 26, 2017different Differential employee exposures hazardous pays

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What if the employee had multiple hazardous exposures with different differential pays?

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The employee is paid for the exposure which results in the higher differential, but may not be paid more than one differential pay for the same hours. Example: 100% for 1 hour of flight time and balance of shift time at 25% for firefighting.