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When do you start working for free?
When do you start working for free?
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. 
What's your personal Free Time Day?
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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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    The 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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    Are you proud of how much you work? Angry about it? Or just kind of meh?
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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
    {freetimeDay}

    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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    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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