Why i am working 178hrs - 186hrs a month?
If you are properly classified as salaried exempt, then working 178-186 hours per month, or more is perfectly legal. As someone who tends to work...
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If you are properly classified as salaried exempt, then working 178-186 hours per month, or more is perfectly legal. As someone who tends to work...
As far as the medical malpractice issue - no idea, and I will change the practice area to medical malpractice to get you better information. As...
So, there are lots of problems with your employment. I could, like my colleagues, go through the various issues, but it sounds like your employer...
Most likely, no. In all likelihood, you are not in a union, and thus, not subject to a CBA. If you are subject to a CBA, then that governs...
Maybe having the guys sit on machinery could constitute an OSHA violation, but if you are being paid for the time away from home, then everything...
It sounds like you are an employer and that you are in the process of drafting policies regarding your company. Rather than do this willy-nilly,...
Legally speaking, salaried exempt employees don't have any limitation on the number of hours they can work in a week. You just work as many hours...
It's not so much a question of if you should use the mistake (because, YES YOU SHOULD), but rather, a question of how often should you raise this...
If she sticks with the Labor Board, three years. If she sues you, she can reach back four years.
It depends on the type of claims involved and your own preferences. Right now, you have $20-$85 in found money. For an FCRA claim, the violations...