Ask the Attorney: I am on-call for my job every other weekend. Should I be paid for this, even when I’m not called in?
Being on-call can often feel like you're in a state of limbo, especially on the weekends when your personal time intersects with professional responsibilities. Employees who find themselves tethered to their phones or emails, waiting for a potential work call, may wonder about the legalities...
Retail Workers Fit Under New York’s Definition of Manual Worker and Are Entitled to Weekly Pay
In New York, a recent shift in the interpretation of labor laws has brought significant changes for retail workers. The state's labor code, which mandates weekly payments for manual workers, now encompasses a broader range of job roles than ever before. This expansion means that...
State-Specific Overtime Regulations for Restaurant Workers
Overtime regulations for restaurant workers often differ across states, presenting unique challenges for both employees and employers in the industry. Understanding these state-specific rules is crucial to ensure compliance and fair treatment in the workplace. Here we'll explore some of the most distinctive overtime provisions...
Checking Email Off-the-Clock: Can My Employer Require This?
Imagine finishing a long day at work, settling in for a quiet evening, and then hearing the ping of your work email. Suddenly, you're faced with a dilemma: should you check your email and continue working off-the-clock, or do you have the right to disconnect...
How Long Do Construction Workers Work: Understanding FLSA Regulations
Construction workers are often seen bustling on job sites from dawn until dusk, operating heavy machinery, and transforming blueprints into tangible structures. The number of hours they put into their craft is not only a measure of their dedication but is also tightly regulated by...
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