Legal Question in Employment Law in California

Unless you are working as an agricultural employee, you are likely entitled to overtime wages for any hours worked over 8 in a day or 40 in a week. There is generally no requirement for a minimum hours off before returning to work, but you may be entitled to at least 1 day off if you work 6 consecutive days (unless you are a agricultural worker or a few other situations.)

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Any situation where non-exempt employee is being misclassified as exempt may result in any number of California labor law issues including:

- Overtime at a rate of 1 1/2 times the employee's hourly wage for any hours worked beyond 8 in one day and/or 40 in one week;

- Overtime at a rate of 2 times the employee's hourly wage for any hours worked beyond 12 in a one day;

- Required Meal and Rest Breaks;

- Possible split-shift issues;

- Etc.

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You are likely an 'improperly classified' employee, whom I believe to be entitled to OT pay. If you are serious about getting legal help in pursuing your claim for unpaid OT, penalties and interest for the last 4 years, feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to help, and if you win, you are also entitled to attorney fees to be paid by the employer.

You likely have a good case for unpaid overtime as many companies intentionally give employees manager titles without real authority to get around overtime laws. Contact me directly.