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chrisj

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work a 32 hour work week for a dentist in ca, never has paid overtime our office is open for 32 hrs. am i entitled to o.t. he thinks he can have us sign a paper stating we won't as for it.
 


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buddy2bear

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You must work over 40 hours (which is a standard workweek) for any overtime laws to kick in.
 
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Attorney_Replogle

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Labor Board

If you want, please call the California Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (aka Labor Board) for a determination if you and your fellow employees are entitled to any overtime pay in the past or in the future. You can reach the Los Angeles office at (213) 620-6330.
 
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