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    Question: How many breaks at work are required by law?

    Answer: State Laws usually mandate when employers must give you "rest periods" or breaks. How much and when depends mostly on the discretion of the employer, but there are some legal protections.

    There is no federal law that gives you meal or rest breaks. However, states sometimes have labor laws which mandate time off for meals (like a lunch break) or for a rest break (perhaps a mid-afternoon break). Further, labor unions oftentimes have specific contracts that explicitly mandate time for breaks. Whether or not you can get paid during breaks depends on your employer and on the same state labor laws.


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    On 11/12/03
    Scott from AZ said:
    Soli from texas, no they don't have the right to deduct it. However, they do have the right to take disciplinary action for you not following their manadatory lunch policy.
    On 10/28/03
    Jules from AZ said:
    I work for a Drug Company and the have just recently picked up a lot of new Buisness. Does anybody know of a law in The State of Arizona that requires them to give us what I thought was 15 min. breaks every 4 hrs? Or can they just work us all nite with no breaks. Also, is their anywhere that I can Complain about the big 14 cent an hr raise we all got, or can they actually get by with that insult Thanks Jules
    On 10/16/03
    DANA from AZ said:
    Why are there no laws for breaks in AZ? And who is out there looking for the employee's right to a rest period. Its ubsurd that no one has done anything about this.
    On 10/14/03
    kirsty from Othe said:
    sometimes I work 10hrs a day but other days I only work 9. could you please let me know what and how many breaks I am entitled to. Thanks
    On 09/10/03
    Nathan from IA said:
    according to CA law, you are entitled to (2) 15 minute breaks and (1) 30 minute lunch.
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