An employee is owed one rest-period premium on each of three separate workdays. The regular rate is $27 per hour on every day. What total rest-period premium is owed?
Correct Answer
A) $81.
For three separate workdays with one owed rest-period premium per day, 3 × $27 = $81. The $54 choice covers only two days; $40.50 and $108 do not equal the three one-hour premiums. Multiple missed rest periods on a single workday do not each generate a separate rest-period premium. Source: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/FAQ_RestPeriods.htm
Why This Is the Correct Answer
For three separate workdays with one owed rest-period premium per day, 3 × $27 = $81. The $54 choice covers only two days; $40.50 and $108 do not equal the three one-hour premiums. Multiple missed rest periods on a single workday do not each generate a separate rest-period premium. Source: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/FAQ_RestPeriods.htm
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