Most seasonal employees will average 30 to 48 hours per week. However, actual hours worked each week may vary in early and late seasons, and may be affected by business fluctuations even in mid-season. During periods of slow business, hours worked may be reduced and employees may receive minimal paychecks. In most cases, time over 48 hours a week is paid at one and one-half times the base rate. Employees may be assigned to work any day of the week.
Shifts can start at any hour of the day and split shifts are possible.
Salaried supervisors are expected to work as needed to complete their assigned jobs. In early and late seasons, this involves a six-day week.