Legal Question in Employment Law in Connecticut

I work as a field service engineer for a nationwide company. I work from home, where I operate a company vehicle to go on calls to customers offices.

The company I work for wants to start a policy where we have to begin 30 minutes before our salaried shift begins for no pay, the rationale being if we worked for a "regular" company we would have to commute to the office on our time. We get overtime pay after 8 work hours in a normal day, so is this legal for them to do? I believe that if I am in a company vehicle that I'm responsible for, I'm working for that company.


Asked on 7/26/12, 6:06 am

2 Answers from Attorneys

Richard Hayber Hayber Law Firm, LLC

I need more information to answer this questions. These laws are very complex. It depends on whether or not you are doing work at home before you get on the road.

Richard Hayber

www.hayberlawfirm.com

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Answered on 7/26/12, 6:37 am
William Lasko Law Offices Of Wm Lasko

I concur

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Answered on 7/26/12, 8:53 am


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