Q: If I don't get overtime till 55 hours weekly, can I be forced to work 6 days a week?
Im a desiel mechanic and my company took away overtime after 40 hours sometime last year. Now we must work 55 hours before overtime. They are now requiring that we work 6 days out of the week. Is this legal even though I'm not making overtime until I reach 55 hours?
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A: If they are not paying you overtime until you reach 55 hours, this could violate federal and state overtime laws.
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