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Asked 12/11/2008
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Salaried Employee My son works for a company who pays him salary, he works 10 to 12 hours daily, last week he was sick and they did not pay him. They do not pay him OT or hourly they pay based off 80 hours for 2 weeks |
Answer 1/1 - Submitted 12/12/2008
If I understand this your son works 10-12 hrs. per day (100-120hrs per 2wk. period) and agreed to a salary based on 80hrs. per 2wk. period, first off I wounldn't work there, and I'm not sure that salaried persons get OT.. He could use vacation time to make up the diff. if he has any earned, but unlesss he has something in writing I think he gets what he got ........sorry
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