how many hours do you have to work to be allowed abreak and a lunch?

Answer 1

A work shift of less than 5 consecutive hours, by law grants you one 15 minute break.
A work shift of more than 5 consecutive hours,but less than 7, by law grants you one 15 minute break and 30 minutes of meal time.
A work shift of 7.5 or more hours, by law grants you two 15 minute breaks and a meal period of 30 to 60 minutes, depending on employer.
Any work shift of 10 hours or more, by law grants you two 15 minute breaks and two meal periods.
I hope this has been helpful.

Answer 2

4

Answer 3

In California, for every 4 hours of work, you are allowed a 10-minute break. If you work more than 6 hours, you are required to take a 30-minute lunch break, after no more than 5 hours of work.

Answer 4

Depends on the state, but in most, every three hours you are allowed a paid ten to fifteen minute break, and if your shift is longer than five hours, you are entitled to a lunch break. For shifts longer than eight hours, you should receive a third paid ten to fifteen minute break. For a shift longer than I believe ten hours, you are entitled to a second half-hour break.

Answer 5

4 hours gets you a break.
5 gets you a lunch

Answer 6

depends on the state, most places 2 hrs for a break (15min) and 4 hrs for lunch

Answer 7

You should get 15 mins every 2hour and one hour lunch in a eight hour work day.

Answer 8

the most productive way to hav a 10 minutes break after each hours.

Answer 9

Depends on state law like they say UNLESS you are exempt (a salaried professional employee) in which case there are no rules and protections.

Answer 10

It will depend on the state you live in.