Posted By: Alice on 2008-11-06
In Reply to: Flex time - Long time MT

Ideally, they should pay you for your scheduled hours as an employee, even when there are no jobs available.  However, they would not be required to pay more than minimum wage for those hours.  When we agree to flex our time, we are saving them $$$, as they then do not have to pay for hours spent waiting for work.

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