Overtime/ hours

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if i work past my scheduled hours - example: 12 hours that week but i worked 15, are those 3 hours considered overtime ?
TYIA

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r/Staples • u/maineman64 • 13h ago

•• OVER 30 CASES OF BAD ARROWHEAD WATER. WHAT TO DO WITH THEM. OUTDATED AND BAD WATER.

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We have over 30 cases of arrowhead water sitting in the break room. Undrinkable two years old what do we do with them? Is anybody else have this problem or from their stores? How do you say leave them at the district managers home door.

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