Flexible Workplace Solutions for Low-Wage Hourly Workers
Flexible Workplace Solutions for Low-Wage Hourly Workers
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LONNIE GOLDEN & HELENE JORGENSEN, ECON. POL. INST., TIME AFTER TIME: MANDATORY OVERTIME IN THE U.S. ECONOMY (2002), available at<br />
http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/briefi ngpapers_bp120/.<br />
155<br />
Id.<br />
156<br />
Id.<br />
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S. 1842; H.R. 2122. This bill was introduced in the Senate by Edward Kennedy, and is co-sponsored by eighteen additional<br />
Democratic senators. In the House, the bill was introduced by Pete Stark, and is co-sponsored by 85 other representatives,<br />
eighty Democrats and fi ve Republicans.<br />
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Regulations adopted in Cali<strong>for</strong>nia prior to 2001 prevent an employee scheduled to work a 12-hour shift from working more<br />
than 12 hours in a 24 hour period except in a health care emergency. See Mandatory Overtime, AMERICAN NURSES ASS’N, http://<br />
www.nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/ANAPoliticalPower/State/StateLegislativeAgenda/MandatoryOvertime.aspx.<br />
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26 ME. REV. STAT. § 603(5) (2000).<br />
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MINN. STAT. § 181.275, Subd. 2 (2005).<br />
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OR. REV. STAT. § 441.166(2) (2006).<br />
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W. VA. CODE § 21-5F-3(a) (2006).<br />
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CONN. GEN. STAT. § 19a-4901(b) (2006).<br />
164<br />
210 ILL. COMP. STAT. ANN. § 85/10.9(b) (2005).<br />
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MD. CODE ANN, LAB. & EMPL. § 3-421(a), (b) (2006).<br />
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N.J. STAT. ANN. § 34:11-56a34(a) (2006).<br />
167<br />
WASH. REV. CODE. § 49.28.140(1) (2006).<br />
168<br />
ME. REV. STAT. Title 26, § 603 (2007).<br />
169<br />
GOLDEN & JORGENSEN, supra note 154.<br />
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Statistics are drawn from analysis of the 2008 NSCW conducted <strong>for</strong> this report. Percentages reported are <strong>for</strong> standard and<br />
nonstandard workers combined. (Regularly is characterized as being required to work overtime weekly or more, two to three<br />
times a month or about once a month.)<br />
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Id.<br />
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