I work as a dock worker for a motor freight co. They do not pay overtime because they are are covered by the railway labor act. Is this true? I drive the forklift or do manual labor. This does not sound right to me.
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I wouldn't think so, but most of my railroad experience I was forced to join the union and they paid overtime. The non-union railroad jobs I had paid overtime for one position and salary for another.
http://railwaylaboract.com/
Here is the full text of the act. You can read it and find your most definite answer.
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Check with your union leader about your legal rights.
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