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Topic	Why aren't 6 or more consecutive work days illegal?
TentacleDemon 04/02/22 5:57:20 PM #9:	TheVipaGTS posted... Thats a states rights issue so blame republicans. California requires OT pay. Even in California you can work many days in a row without OT. The laws specify hours/days worked in a work week. If they give you your days off at the start of this work week and then your days off at the end of the next work week, that can still be 10 days in a row with only 40 hours in each of those two work weeks. I live in CA and used to have a job with a schedule that changed on a semi regular basis and my employer regularly tried to work me 9 consecutive days that would not have resulted in OT because I technically wasn't working more than 40 hours in each work week. I said fuck that and got myself a new employer. <cite>TentacleDemon posted [p:963969416] in Why aren't... [t:79969821]...</cite> <quote>TheVipaGTS posted... </cite> <quote>Thats a states rights issue so blame republicans. California requires OT pay.</quote>Even in California you can work many days in a row without OT. The laws specify hours/days worked in a work week. If they give you your days off at the start of this work week and then your days off at the end of the next work week, that can still be 10 days in a row with only 40 hours in each of those two work weeks. I live in CA and used to have a job with a schedule that changed on a semi regular basis and my employer regularly tried to work me 9 consecutive days that would not have resulted in OT because I technically wasn't working more than 40 hours in each work week. I said fuck that and got myself a new employer. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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