Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

No. You can report that to the state department of labor. In the meantime, find a job at a more reputable company.

Mr. Ashman is correct. If you are there at the manager's direction, you need to be getting paid. However, I often see this is small business situations, and people end up putting up with it because they need the job. If you can find some other job, and can document each time this happens, take the other job and seek redress after you leave for the time you worked but were not paid.

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