So I am a manager on salary I work ten hours a day five days a week in Massachusetts and I am told that I dont get a break I can only eat and go right back to work
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So I am a manager on salary I work ten hours a day five days a week in Massachusetts and I am told that I dont get a break I can only eat and go right back to work
I know Im on salary but I work 10 hrs five days
a week and cant take a break we only have 10
minutes to eat then go right back to work I was
told that even though I am on salary I am still
need to take a hour break. New Link Destination
day my boss
timed me on how long it took me to eat then
made a big deal because it tooo me about ten
minutes
Asked on February 8, 2019 under Employment Labor Law, Alaska
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 5 years ago | Contributor
If you are an exempt salaried employee--and if you are "manager on salary," you are an exempt salaried employee--there is no obligation to give you any lunch break (your state does not have a mandatory lunch break for salaried staff) and you can be made to any number of hours without a break (or additional pay). What you describe sounds like a bad place to work, and you should consider changing jobs (if possible), but what they are doing is legal.
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