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Submitted 66 days ago...

Fatiha855

Fatiha855

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Is there a difference in overtime rates for a minimum wage auto mechanic with or without his own tools?

I've been told that as a mechanic in California that while I'm making minimum wage that if I have my own tools my overtime is Double as compared to using the shops provided tools, where my overtime would only be time and a half. This is a non-union shop (dealership) Can anyone clarify that please. thank you

 
 
 
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Submitted 66 days ago...

Fakery

Fakery

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I have never heard that. i don't know what difference having your own tools would be in this situation.

 

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Submitted 65 days ago...

SpringTime

SpringTime

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There shouldn't be a difference. you have your tools, and they pay you x amount. you don't have your tools and they pay you z amount. overtime should be the standard 1 and a half times more.

 

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Submitted 65 days ago...

Beaker549

Beaker549

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Http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/flsa/

Overtime laws are federal laws and for a mechanic with or without tools the laws are the same. Click on the link to find out more.

 
 

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