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Do I get a 10 on a 4 hour shift?

Hourly employees who work less than 3.5 hours in a shift dont get a 10-minute rest period. Hourly employees who work between 3.5 and 6 hours get one uninterrupted 10-minute break period. Hourly employees who work between 6 and 10 hours get two uninterrupted 10-minute rest periods.

How do I contact the Civil Rights Department of California?

Call 800-884-1684 (voice), 800-700-2320 (TTY) or Californias Relay Service at 711. Email accommodations@calcivilrights.ca.gov for disability accommodations.

What happens if I take my lunch after 5 hours in California?

If you take your lunch after 5 hours in California, your employer must pay you for one extra hour at your regular hourly rate for each workday. This is because California law requires a meal break within the first 5 hours of work.

What is the 4-hour rule in California?

As we enter the brand-new year of 2025, employers in California are still required to pay a minimum of four hours of wages to employees who report to work, regardless of whether they are actually able to work for the full shift.

What is the shortest shift you can legally work?

Because a typical shift is 8 hours, in practice, the rule means that most shift workers must receive at least 4 hours pay if their employer uses a call-in scheduling system. But there is no minimum shift length. An employer can have shifts of only 1.5 hours.

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