When do you start working for free?

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On October 25th, the average salaried worker starts working for free.

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Are you a salaried worker who’s classified as exempt from overtime? Answer a few questions and find out the day when you've already put in full-time hours this year — the day you start working for free.

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How many hours do you work in an average week?* This field is requiredThe average salaried worker in the US reports working 49 hours a week — just shy of 10 hours a day, 5 days a week

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Do you get paid time-and-a-half when you work extra hours over 40?* This field is required

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Date

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Freetime Day

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Congratulations!

You get overtime pay when you work overtime hours, and that means you're never working for free! The average salaried worker puts in 49 hours a week. That means that by October 25th, they've already worked full-time hours for the year — so that's the day they start working for free.

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You work {howMany} hours a week without overtime pay.
Your personal Free Time Day is
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Your Free Time Day is the day when you've already put in full-time hours for the year — after that you're working for free.

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Do you want to join the campaign to restore overtime rights?Nobody should have to work for free. That's why we're fighting to make it so every worker paid less than 2.5 times the minimum wage (about $62,400/year) gets time-and-a-half when they work extra hours over 40 — regardless of whether they're classified as salaried, and no matter what their job title is.

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What's the best email for you?

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What's your zipcode?

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What's your phone? (optional)

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