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Wife's boss is on a power trip. Is this legal?
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If we look at it from the management side, a person covering your shift means he/she will go overtime which means more cost for the restaurant. I don’t know how big or popular this place is but if one doesn’t like the way things are going, she should file a complaint with HR or maybe look for another job.
Overtime in the hospitality trade?
Where?