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7/08/08, 6:32 pm

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Meal Periods

Can a California employer make their employees clock out for lunch to attend a mandatory company meeting, even if food is provided? If not, what is the California Labor Code for that?

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Re: Meal Periods No, they can incent the employees to attend by offering a free lunch, but if it's mandatory, it has to ...

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Jonas Grant

Re: Meal Periods Not sure what the code is, but I am certain that if the meeting is mandatory and work related, the empl...

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Arkady Itkin

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