Payment by Hours Worked

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1. Does an ordinary meal period automatically count as work merely because the employee remains employed during it?
2. Before the scheduled shift, a supervisor knowingly permits a worker to perform thirty minutes of required preparation. …
3. An hourly worker takes a genuine uninterrupted one-hour meal break, fully relieved of duties and free to use the time. …
4. A worker is paid by the hour. Management labels noon to1 p.m. a meal break but requires the worker to staff the service…
5. An hourly worker has one hour of undertime Monday and one ordinary-day overtime hour Tuesday. There is no valid CWW or …
6. An employer permits an hourly employee to perform essential opening tasks before the shift. Explain why the printed sch…
7. Distinguish an uninterrupted duty-free meal break from a nominal meal hour spent staffing a counter.
8. Can a payroll office net Monday undertime against Tuesday overtime merely because both appear in the same payroll week?