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19 Sneaky Ways Your Employer Could Be Stealing From You

In a normal situation, you perform the job you’ve been hired to do and your employer remunerates you for your work. Unfortunately, some employers are constantly asking their employees to work more…

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Taking away your weekend

This is another aspect that is not clearly regulated by law, mainly because working during the weekends has become a normal thing for many employees. If the company is taking 40 hours of your time during the week and you are also asked to work during the weekend, your employer should pay you for your extra hours. This rule, however, does not apply to independent contractors.

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Snapping your bathroom breaks

Weekend hours may be unclear, but bathroom hours are even more confusing. Federal law doesn’t provide specific rules when it comes to bathroom breaks, but it does specify that if employees are allowed to take them, then they also have to be reimbursed for them.

In 2016, a company in Pennsylvania was forced to pay their employees for bathroom breaks after previously making them clock out whenever they used the bathroom.

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