In WA is an employer required to pay for on-call or stand-by time?

Seattle, WA Viewed 12 times. Posted about 1 month ago in Employment / Labor

I am required to be available to answer phone calls and be prepared to go in to handle problems as necessary 24/7 without any additional pay.

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