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Shoveling Out Your Nor’Easter Employment Law Protocols

You have your bread. And milk.  Presumably eggs too.  (Anyone making French Toast this morning?) But do you know the employment law rules that apply for winter storms and classic nor’easters like we have today? I’ve written about it plenty before, but here are three issues you may not have thought about recently. Reporting Time or Minimum Daily Earnings Guaranteed:  Connecticut has a “reporting time” obligation (as do several of our neighboring states). It is contained in various regulations and applies to certain industries like the “mercantile trade”. You should already be aware of this law, but it has particular application in storm situations where people may not work full shifts. For example, in Conn. Regs. 31-62-D2(d) for stores, an employer who requests an employee to report to duty shall compensate that employee for a minimum of 4 hours regardless of whether any actual work ends up getting assigned. So if you bring you...