Labor Law, 2022 Bar — Question 2-a

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Krys is a daily-paid factory worker who is required to render eight hours of work per day. Two days ago, he rendered only seven hours of work as he arrived late in the morning. Yesterday, Krys worked for nine hours as he was required to assist in the processing of perishable goods. His supervisor, Rudy, told Krys that he would not get any overtime pay as his work for nine hours yesterday was meant to offset the one-hour shortfall in his work the day before. a) Is Rudy correct? Explain briefly.

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