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Hello, I live and work in Michigan. I work for Company A, but contracted to Company B. So, i am a contract worker like most in automotive field.
I'm paid hourly, and CompA bills CompB for my hours. I'm also currently paid a small amount per mile by CompB for my mileage between CompB office and our customers. Comp B asked me to take a trip out of state, wasn't far... so I drove there. I am paid by Comp B for my mileage. I have 2 questions... 1) Should I also recieve hourly pay for my driving time? I'm assuming I will anyway. 2) more importantly, assuming they pay me for my hours of driving also, does that count towards my working hours? And am I entitled to overtime if I go over 40 hours including this said driving hours. Thank you |
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