Can my boss do this?
Yes, your boss can legally do that. An employer can schedule you to come into work, at any time, and without notice, and penalize you if you refuse.
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Yes, your boss can legally do that. An employer can schedule you to come into work, at any time, and without notice, and penalize you if you refuse.
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