Legal amount of minimum work hours?

Is it legal to work some one any amount of hours you want because they are on a salary?

  • I am working crazy hours sometimes weekends always over 9 hours a day sometimes 11 or 12 and I don't get any overtime. This is legal cause I'm on salary? I also feel like the ...show more

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    If you are salaried exempt, yes - your right is to quit if you don't want to do it. But salaried exempt is usually managers or professionals. Just making you salaried doesn't mean they don't have to pay OT, although many people mistakenly think that. What is your job? and how much do you make?

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If you are salaried exempt, you are paid for the job you do, not the hours that it takes you to do the job. Yes, most exempt employees work over 45 hours a week (9 hours a day) = that's not very much and certainly not enough to be belly-aching about.

A Hunch

When you are on salary you do work crazy hours. You normally don't get paid overtime either. And it is legal. And the company doesn't make people quit. They quit because they don't like their job or for whatever reason. Both are legal.

KL

No duh, you can thank Bush I &II for taking all the teeth out of employment laws. The worker might as well be back in the 19th century. The rest of the world, where all the masses live, are still putting women and children in filthy, disease ridden sweatshops and working them to death without anyone even noticing. How do you like big business?

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