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But there is no minimum shift length. An employer can have shifts of only 1.5 hours. The California rule, however, requires that if a shift is cancelled or not scheduled last minute, an employee with a 1.5-hour shift must receive a minimum of two hours in reporting-time penalties.
2 hours is the shortest block you can work. A shift can be no less than 2 consecutive hours.
A. Yes, you are entitled to one hour of reporting time pay. Under the law, if an employee is required to report working a second time in any one workday and is furnished less than two hours of work on the second reporting, he or she must be paid for two hours at his or her regular rate of pay.
Because California labor law mentions a two-hour minimum and a four-hour maximum, many have confused that to mean the law requires employees be scheduled a minimum number of work hours per day. It simply requires employers to pay at least half of the employee's scheduled shift if the full shift isn't worked.
This law is often referred to as the four-hour minimum shift rule because most full-time shifts in California are eight hours long. If an employee is scheduled for less than eight hours, then they are entitled to receive half of their daily wages, even if they are sent home early or not permitted to work.
The three-hour rule entitles employees to be paid for three hours of work, even where they did not actually work for three hours. This covers situations such as being sent home early from a shift. Under the three-hour rule, the employee is entitled to three hours at their regular rate.
No, California law does not require that employers have shifts of only 4 hours or more. The California call-in rule only requires that whenever an employee has to check in to see if they have a shift scheduled that day, the employer must pay them a half shift's worth of pay if they aren't scheduled.
Employees are generally entitled to 3 hours of reporting pay unless the employer has scheduled a shorter shift. If employees are not told of the length of their shift in advance, they must be paid for 3 hours or for the time they worked, whichever is more.
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