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The
Fair Labor Standards Act
does not require rest or meal periods, except as amended under the
Affordable Care Act
for nursing mothers, but it does set standards for when work breaks, including meal periods, rest periods, and sleeping time, must be counted as paid work time. The laws of some states do require that paid and/or unpaid rest and meal periods must be provided.
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156482
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Rest Periods
03/04/2009
National
156349
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Sometimes my employees tell me they are skipping thier 15 minute breaks in order to leave early. They expect to be paid for this time. I believe the time compensable if they are still "at work" taking the break, but not if they leave for non-work pur
01/12/2009
National
156196
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Are we satisfying our legal requirement if an employee takes short breaks and lunches? In the case of temporary staff, who is liable for ensuring that temporary employees are taking their breaks and lunches--the staffing agency or the company where t
09/08/2008
National
155954
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Can I implement a policy whereby our 30 minute meal break is automatically deducted from employee time each shift?
04/17/2008
National
155441
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Our employees are out working at other locations and sometimes claim that they did not take a lunch on certain days. We would like to require that they take at least a 1/2 hour lunch, and would like to be able to deduct it from their time card.
01/23/2007
National
155241
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We are a consulting firm so we do need to keep track of our exempt employees time to properly bill our clients. Can we require that they put in a lunch period?
07/18/2006
National
153972
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Is there a minimum time we are required to give between work shifts?
01/27/2005
National
152063
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in new york state in a 24 hour manufacturing facility how many consecutive days can a production worker or supervisor work?
10/30/2003
National
152062
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Are employers in Texas required to provide breaks to employees?
05/09/2003
National
152061
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Is it legal to automatically take 30 minutes for a lunch break from each employee instead of having them clock in and out for the break?
01/28/2003
National
152059
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We have some employees who have been eating their lunch at their desks while working and then ask to be punched out an hour after they leave. Would we be within our legal rights to put a stop to this practice?
10/08/2002
National
152060
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Questions & Answers
A US DOL Wage/Hour investigator is about to cite an employer for requiring employees to clock out for "smoking, or other breaks" of or about 15 minutes in length. The employer is in Iowa. What FLSA regulation or other law is the employer violating?
07/03/2002
National
152055
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Questions & Answers
Can I make my employees take an unpaid lunch period? also, we are about to have a work force reduction due to a reduction in business, what terminology should I use?
06/20/2002
National
152058
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we want to know if the employer must now always pay the hour penalty if once in awhile they ask an employee to work during the lunch hour allowing a meal at the desk and paying for the lunch period
04/17/2002
National
152053
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Questions & Answers
We have employees who sometimes clock out for 15 to 28/29 minutes for lunch. I heard that if an employee does not clock out for a full 30 minutes then no part of that time can be deducted from their hours. Are we violating the law?
04/05/2002
National
152056
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Questions & Answers
Is an hourly employee entitled to overtime pay if he does not take the two 15-minute breaks we allow during the day?
12/20/2001
National
152057
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
Can we require that all breaks be taken on bank premises?
12/10/2001
National
152052
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
If we give a short break to our employees and they leave the building can we ask them to clock out for that period of time?
12/07/2001
National
152054
index.aspx
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In New York State, must an employee who works more than 6 hours each day take a 1/2 hour lunch?
08/02/2001
National
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