Employees voluntarily working an alternative schedule on July 1, 1999 which does not exceed 10 hours in a day, can continue to do so by written request.
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January 1, 2000, time and a half (1½) is required after 8 hours and
double time is mandatory after 12 hours, or on the seventh day of work
in one week. Workers can vote to adopt an alternative schedule
that includes 10 hour days with a two-thirds majority.
Individual workers can use personal time, and make up hours later that
week, but cannot work more than 11 hours in one day without receiving
overtime pay.
Employees voluntarily working an alternative schedule on July 1, 1999 which does not exceed 10 hours in a day, can continue to do so by written request. |
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