Today’s the day when the average salaried worker — who puts in 49 hours a week — has already worked full-time hours this year. And since most salaried workers don’t get overtime pay when they work overtime hours over 40 in a week, all your time for the rest of the year is effectively free for your employers. 

We're asking the state to require that any worker who’s paid less than three times the minimum wage (about $75,000 a year) gets time-and-a-half if they work more than 40 hours a week — regardless of whether or not they're hourly or salaried, and no matter what fancy title their boss gives them.