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One page per question, with the numbers already worked out for the common cases. Every table is produced by the same formulas as the tools, so you can open the tool and change any figure.
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Open the tool- NYC clopening premium: the $100 fast-food rule explainedNew York City's fast-food rule: fewer than 11 hours between a close and the next shift costs $100 per instance, consent or not. Examples, clock changes included.Rest between shifts calculator
- Oregon rest between shifts: the 10-hour rule and time and a halfORS 653.442: time and a half for every hour worked in the first 10 hours after the previous day's shift, for retail, hotel and food service employers with 500+ staff.Rest between shifts calculator
Clopening laws by city
Open the tool- Is clopening illegal? Rest-between-shifts laws by cityWhere a close-then-open shift pair costs a premium: rest hours, premium formula and coverage for NYC, Oregon, Seattle, Chicago, Philadelphia, LA and more.Clopening laws by city
- The 11-hour rule between shifts: which cities use itNew York City fast food, Emeryville and Evanston require 11 hours between shifts; the others use 10 or 9. The rest windows side by side, with a worked pair.Clopening laws by city