I was wondering could my employer make me work over 40 hours if I am paid all commiss

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I was wondering could my employer make me work over 40 hours if I am paid all commiss

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09-28-2005, 02:13 PM

Doug222

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Could my employer make me work over 40 hours if I am paid all commission ?

At my job I am paid full commission and my manager says that is absolutely mandatory that we work one Saturday out of the month however, that would make me work over 40 hours in a work week. Can they do that?

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