06Nov
Meal And Rest Break Premiums Payable At Base Rate, Not Regular Rate Of Pay
A California state appellate court has ruled that the correct rate for paying meal and rest period premiums is one hour of pay at an employee’s base hourly rate, not the regular rate of pay used for calculating overtime wages. This is the first...
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Jackson Lewis P.C.
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