Working Off The Clock: Understanding Your Legal Rights
The business practices of Wal-Mart and others brought attention to surprisingly common workplace abuse: employers’ requirement that workers put in time off the clock.
By asking or requiring employees to work off the clock, employers gain several benefits. First and most obvious, employers obtain labor at no cost. They can also avoid paying overtime pay if an employee works over 40 hours in a week.
If you have been asked to work off the clock or have routinely worked off the clock for weeks, months or years, contact the Pasadena, California, law firm Bononi Law Group, LLP. We have resolved hundreds of employment law disputes in our more than two decades of employment law legal practice.
For effective legal help in Southern California regarding working off the clock and overtime pay, contact the experienced lawyers of Bononi Law Group, LLP. Call 213-550-5503.
Legal issues surrounding working off the clock can be confusing and complex and can involve travel time, vehicle use and flex time under the Employee Commuting Flexibility Act (ECFA) and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Rather than attempting to determine on your own whether your rights have been violated, contact an employment law firm that:
- Has investigated hundreds of workplace infringements regarding working off the clock
- Offers free initial consultations
Our firm works with employers and employees. To contact an attorney with Bononi Law Group, LLP, call 213-550-5503.
