Overtime work
This is a discussion on Overtime work within the Salary & Workers Compensation forum, part of the LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW category; Here is the question. I am a TV photographer/Editor. I was told when I was hired that I would be ...
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Sep 18th, 2009, 08:35 PM
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Overtime work
Here is the question. I am a TV photographer/Editor. I was told when I was hired that I would be working a 40 hour week. I was told I was exempt, I am not sure if my job can be exempt? And also I am working alot more then 40 hours some weeks and am forced to work on weekend or lose my job. I live in CT
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Sep 19th, 2009, 10:57 AM
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It seems legal to me... isn't that a professional job?
But you don't have to accept the hours and can of course quit. |
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