How many days can a employer make you work ie mandatory without a day off?
As long as they pay you for all hours and overtime for all hours over 40 each week, they technically never have to give you a day off.
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As long as they pay you for all hours and overtime for all hours over 40 each week, they technically never have to give you a day off.
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