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When Did You Start Working There?
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How Did Your Employer Keep Time Records?
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How Were You Paid?
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What Was Your Job Title or What Kind Of Work Did You Do?
Did You Spend Time Supervising Other Employees?
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Are You Still Working There?
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If Not, Then When Was Your Last Day Of Work?
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Why Are You Not Working There Anymore?
Minimum Wage Questions
Check all that apply
Paid Less Than $7.67/Hour in 2012
Paid Less Than $7.79 in 2013
Paid Less Than $7.93/Hour in 2014
Paid Less than $8.05/Hour in 2015 or 2016
Told that you were "exempt" from overtime
Had tip pool shared with managers/cooks/others
Not reimbursed for uniforms or other expenses
Paid as an independent contractor
Overtime Questions
Have You Worked More Than 40 Hours A Week During The Past Two (2) Years?
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Did You Get Paid Overtime (Time And One-Half) For All Hours Worked Over 40?
Yes
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How Many Overtime Hours Over 40 Did You Usually Work Per Week?
Check All That Apply:
You were denied overtime pay because you did not get pre-approval to work overtime.
You had a lunch break automatically deducted
You were required to work off the clock by your employer.
You were asked to work while on your lunch break, but not paid for the time.
You were paid a bonus based on productivity, profits, company performance, or some other productivity standard(s).
You reported to work early or stayed late for meetings that were not counted in the hours you worked in a day.
You had your salary or wages docked for some reason.
You worked from home (on phone calls or exchanged emails)?
Because you were paid a salary, your employer did not keep track of your hours.
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