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4/23/08, 3:19 pm

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Arriving early at work

I'm an hourly teacher at a private for profit school. I'm required to be 15 minutes early without pay to prepare for the class, is that legal?

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Re: Arriving early at work You may have a wage claim....

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Ryan P. McClure

Re: Arriving early at work No. You should be paid for all work directed by your employer....

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Michael Kirschbaum

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