Off-the-Clock Claim

Off-the-Clock Claim - An off-the-clock claim is a legal action initiated by an employee who alleges that their employer required them to perform work-related tasks outside of their normal working hours without providing appropriate compensation, such as overtime pay. These tasks can include checking work emails or taking work-related phone calls outside of work hours, or completing work assignments after clocking out for the day. The claim typically arises when an employer does not comply with applicable wage and hour laws, which require employers to compensate employees for all hours worked, including overtime.

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Off-the-Clock Claim

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Off the Clock Claim

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An off-the-clock claim is a legal action initiated by an employee who alleges that their employer required them to perform work-related tasks outside of their normal working hours without providing appropriate compensation, such as overtime pay. These tasks can include checking work emails or taking work-related phone calls outside of work hours, or completing work assignments after clocking out for the day. The claim typically arises when an employer does not comply with applicable wage and hour laws, which require employers to compensate employees for all hours worked, including overtime.

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de-de

Anspruch außerhalb der Arbeitszeit

en-gb

Off-the-Clock Claim

es-es

Reclamación fuera de horario

es-mx

Reclamación fuera de horario

pt-br

Reivindicação fora do horário de trabalho

fr-fr

Réclamation hors temps de travail

he-il

תביעה מחוץ לשעות העבודה

hi-in

ऑफ-द-क्लॉक दावा

zh-cn

下班后索赔

ja-jp

業務外時間請求

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