You can read more about meal and rest periods here: https://www.californiaemploymentlawfirm.com/missed-meal-breaks-rest-breaks/

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Can i file a lawsuit if my job terminated me without cause or even a notification

Most employees feel like their termination, was unfair, and often times it is. But, unfair is not the same as unlawful. California presumes...

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Most employees feel like their termination, was unfair, and often times it is. But, unfair is not the same as unlawful. California presumes...

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Most employees feel like their termination, was unfair, and often times it is. But, unfair is not the same as unlawful. California presumes...

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Most employees feel like their termination, was unfair, and often times it is. But, unfair is not the same as unlawful. California presumes...

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Most employees feel like their termination, was unfair, and often times it is. But, unfair is not the same as unlawful. California presumes...

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Work as a tutor. If student doesn't show, and I do,I am paid 30 minutes. If the school calls an hour before, I am not paid at al

Below's a link explaining what my colleague brought up with the "reporting time" pay. Best of luck.