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If my shift doesn't begin until 7:00 am, and my boss wants me to come in at 6:00 am and work until the regular quitting time, do I have to come in early?
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Yes. Agreeing to work overtime when requested is a condition of employment.
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- Can I decide whether to get the compensatory time off or get paid for overtime?
- When does the overtime rate begin?
- Can I save up my unused "break" time and leave work early?
- I would like to make a little more money for Christmas. Can I work more hours in a week to get the overtime pay?
- Why do I have to sign my time card every two weeks?
- My boss asked two other colleagues in our office to go with her to a conference; she drove. We didn't get back until 8:00 pm. Don't we get compensated for those three hours of overtime?
- When does USU's work week end?
- Can I eat my lunch at my desk?
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