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Can an employer make me come in on my day off to pick up paystubs without paying me?

Anyone got any advice for this situation? I work part time for a caregiver position (weekends only). Their office is only open during the week. I work full time elsewhere, so I’m usually busy during their office hours (I work from 7:30-4, their office hours are 8-5). They are now requiring that at least once a month, every employee go to the main office to pick up paystubs. They used to mail them out but they said they want to have that manager-employee interactions. In order to pick up my paystubs, I would have to rush to their office after my main job, sit in traffic, plus have a longer commute home. On top of that, they aren’t paying for milage or time spent at the office. Is this something they can do?


Anyone got any advice for this situation? I work part time for a caregiver position (weekends only). Their office is only open during the week. I work full time elsewhere, so I’m usually busy during their office hours (I work from 7:30-4, their office hours are 8-5). They are now requiring that at least once a month, every employee go to the main office to pick up paystubs. They used to mail them out but they said they want to have that manager-employee interactions. In order to pick up my paystubs, I would have to rush to their office after my main job, sit in traffic, plus have a longer commute home. On top of that, they aren’t paying for milage or time spent at the office. Is this something they can do?

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