Georgia employees can work an entire shift, around seven to eight hours, without a break because no law requires employers...
Read MoreFlorida doesn’t have a law on providing breaks for employees while on a shift, which means they could work seven...
Read MoreReach out to your direct manager or company’s Human Resources (HR) department to ask for their policy on reimbursement of...
Read MoreThe following states require companies to reimburse their employees for business-related costs: California, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, the District of Columbia,...
Read MoreIn the United States, there is no federal law that requires employers to provide their employees with 15-minute breaks.
Read MoreIf you were misclassified as an employee, you are entitled to the full amount of your unpaid wages, plus that...
Read MoreA Department of Labor investigation typically takes 3 to 6 months but can last up to 2 years depending on...
Read MoreOvertime pays 1.5x the regular rate for extra hours beyond standard work hours, while double time, under specific conditions defined...
Read MoreDouble overtime for employees is the additional compensation, typically twice the regular hourly wage, provided to workers who exceed standard...
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