In Arizona, how many consecutive days can an employee be required to work with no days off?

Answer 1

Arizona has no restrictions on that. The only real restrictions on labor hours in Arizona are for mine workers and laundry workers and children. They aren't allowed to work more than 8 hours a day. But, there's no restrictions on how many days in a row they can or have to work. Children aren't allowed to work more than 40 hours a week while not in school, 18 while in school.

Answer 2

After 40 hours in one week, an employee must normally be paid time and a half, but the days they are required by their employer to work isn't limited by law. Common sense might say that requiring a person to work too many days in a row without a break isn't good, but it's not a legal matter.

Answer 3

If you are an adult, there is no restriction. It's assumed that you have enough sense to take positions that have requirements that don't bother you. I believe the same thing applies for minors.

There ARE restrictions on how many hours you are required to work wihtout a break (lunch, dinner, etc.) BUt, these don't apply to your situation and I'm not sure what they are.

Answer 4

It depends on the job. Are you working full 8 hours days? I think it is measured on the hours of the week.

Answer 5

Unlimited. Right to work state. You can work 365 days a year so long as you are properly compensated.

Answer 6

Why do people waste time with questions like this? Obviously your very distraught with your present employment so why not just move on! Nobody is forcing you to work there are they?

Answer 7

I think by law, if you're working full-time, you should have 2 days off each week . . not sure if it varies by state or not . . .

Answer 8

1,000,000,000,000,000,000,001 days