Working two shifts in 24 hour period

10-12-2005, 10:47 PM

Mark616

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Working two shifts in 24 hour period

I"m in Ohio, my employer has me work a somewhat varied schedule. I am scheduled to work a third shift 12-8am and then come back in at 4-12 mid.
this is within the same day, so I am working 16 hours on this day, there is no overtime for this as I do not work over 40hrs. weekly, my work week is at 40 hours.
My question....is this a violation of any labor laws? if so, could someone please indicate the section so I can print it.
Thanks !

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