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Please provide your name:
 
Please provide your postal address:
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Please provide your email address:
 
Please provide your telephone number:
 
Please tell us what time of day you may be reached by phone:
 
Are you submitting information about your current employer, or a former employer?
Current Former
 
If you are submitting information about your former employer, how long ago did you last work there?
About years and months ago.
 
What is your job title? (For example, "cashier", "assistant manager", "welder")
 
No matter what your job title was, or is, please describe the type of work you actually perform. (For example: "Unload trucks.") The more detail you can provide, the better.
 
OPTIONAL QUESTION: What is the name of the employer about which you are submitting information?
 
What business is that employer in? (For example, "Manufactures tools", or "retail sales".)
 
Where (i.e., street and city) did you work (or do you work) for the employer about which you are submitting information?
Street
City State Zip Code
 
While you were employed there, did you ever work more than eight (8) hours in a day, or more than forty (40) hours in a week?
Yes No
 
If so, were you paid overtime compensation when you worked more than eight (8) hours in a day, or more than forty (40) hours in a week?
Yes No
 
If you were not paid overtime, did the employer give you any reason?
No reason was given.
I was told that I would not be paid overtime because:
 
 
Were you (or are you) an hourly employee, or a salaried employee?
Hourly Salaried
 
Did the employer ever keep you "on stand-by", or "on call"? (This is where an employee is required to be ready to report to work on short notice.)
Yes No
 
If the employer ever kept you “on stand-by”, or “on call”, were you paid for any time your “stand-by”, or “on call”, status prevented you from doing other things?
Yes No
 
While you were employed there, did you ever work “off the clock”? If so, please explain the circumstances which led to this.
No, I never worked "off the clock"
Yes. The reason I worked “off the clock” was because of the following circumstances:
 
 
Do you have any reason to believe or suspect that time cards might have been altered, either physically or electronically, so as to inaccurately under-state the number of hours worked?
No reason
Yes, and the reasons I believe or suspect this are as follows:
 
 

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