Before you implement a four-day workweek, make sure you understand the legal and practical implications.
Thinking about a four-day workweek for your workers? Already have one and need a reality check? This topic focuses on the legal challenges and complexities of a four-day workweek including, can the employer unilaterally implement a four-day schedule in both union and nonunion settings; does a four-day schedule create wage and hour issues, like affecting salary basis for exempt employees, requiring increased overtime commitments, limiting the use of child labor, and requiring additional paid breaks; what is the effect of predicting scheduling laws; does a four-day schedule create employment discrimination issues; and what are the OSHA and safety concerns. The information will enable you to spot issues and avoid unintended legal consequences specific to the four-day workweek. You can implement a four-day workweek, but better to know the issues and solve them before they come up.
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What Is a Four-Day Workweek?
- Pros
- Cons
- Experiences
- Voluntary or Mandatory
Legal Issues
- Employer's Ability to Change From Five-Day to Four-Day Schedule
- Nonunion Employers
- Union Employers
- Salary Basis Issues Under the Fair Labor Standards Act
- Does Changing Schedules Risk Minimum Wage and Overtime Exemptions?
- Temporary Changes to Schedules
- Pay Issues
- Maximum Hours Laws
- Increased Overtime Liability
- Issues Arising Under State Law
- Issues Arising Under Collective Bargaining Agreement or Other Contracts
- Lunch and Break Pay
- Child Labor Limitations
- Bargaining With Unions
- Is Changing the Schedule a Mandatory Subject of Bargaining, or Can Employer Make Changes Unilaterally?
- Scheduling Ordinances
- Fair Workweek/Predictive Scheduling Laws
- Employment Discrimination
- Disparate Impact Analysis
- Disparate Treatment
- OSHA and Other Safety Concerns
- General Duties Clause
- DOL Fatigue Laws
- Legal Creep
Practical Issues
- Paydays on Fridays
- Handbook Changes
- Benefit Accruals
- Workers' Compensation Costs
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This course was last revised on April 23, 2020.
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- CA MCLE 1.5
- Lorman Education Services is a State Bar of California approved MCLE sponsor and this course qualifies for 1.5 CLE hours of participatory credit.
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Michael A. Pavlick
K&L Gates LLP
- Partner in the Pittsburgh office of K&L Gates LLP
- Practice emphasizes all aspects of labor and employment law, with a focus on wage and hour law and traditional labor law
- Has represented a variety of clients in cutting-edge cases and cases of first impression
- Conducts regular seminars and workshops on numerous aspects of labor and employment compliance
- Written several publications related to the areas of labor and employment
- Best Lawyers’ Lawyer of the Year in 2012 for labor and employment litigation in Pittsburgh, and a Best Lawyer pick every year since
- Former judicial clerk for U.S. Court of Appeals Judge
- J.D. degree, magna cum laude and Order of the Coif, Case Western Reserve University; B.A. degree, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Drew University
- Can be contacted at [email protected]
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