Am I allowed to take a break other that lunch
Am I legally entitled to a break other than lunch? If so, How many? How long? Are they paid?
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Read More Answered By: Richard Groff |
Re: Am I allowed to take a break other that lunch Unless you are in a certain class of strenuous or hazardous job, or are under a certain age, no law in Florida requires an employer to grant breaks of any duration. Not even a lunch break is required.
The Fair Labor Standards Act and regs states that any break under 30 minutes is compensable time which must be paid and counted towards overtime. |
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