Legal Question in Employment Law in California
I have been refused to take any time off from beginning of Oct to Mid Nov. I am on salary, no set work hours. Is this legal that my supervisors expect me to work 45 days straight and do not allow for any time off? I work in California.
Asked on 11/19/13, 12:59 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Terry A. Nelson
Nelson & Lawless
Is this legal?
Yes, as long as you are properly classified as salaried exempt, such as managers, you can be worked as long as they require, and without any overtime pay. That's what you get paid the big bucks for, right? :)
It is your choice whether you accept such job, or stay in such job. I probably wouldn't unless the pay was spectacular. If you quit, you would be disqualified from unemployment benefits, so have a new job lined up before you do.
Answered on 11/19/13, 1:17 pm
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