I travel 3hrs round trip to my jobsite does my employer have to pay overtime ...I clock in at 6:30am and clock out around 4:30-5:00pm but I am paid just my hourly wage after 40 hrs
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Read More Answered By: Raymond Chandler |
You must be paid for all hours on the clock. Any time over 8 hrs in one day OR 40 hours in one week are overtime. 6:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. is 10 hrs. Two of those hours are overtime.
Whether or not the employer has to pay travel time depends on certain facts that I need to get from you.
I will be happy to discuss this in detail with you at no charge. Please call me at 805-886-4515. |
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