Try not to spend it all in one place

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Not your Mechanic - July 25, 2008

Your Mechanic is also exempt from the overtime rule.He or she might work 80 hours but only get paid for 15. This at the whim of so-called Flatrate time standards set up by vehicle manufacturers. And if he or she turns less than enough hours to make minimum wage they get minimum wage. The next time they turn more hours their employer takes back last weeks wages. This is apparently legal under an obscure statute enacted, (Drum Roll.......) In 1938.

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