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[quote=Anonymous]Having read thru the Montgomery requirements the primary responsibilities seem to be: pay wages for all hrs worked, pay OT as needed over 40 hours, pay at least minimum wage, comply with minimum housing requirements. Put in place a contract that addresses several elements even if you opt not to provide those elements as benefits/perks. The former issues seem to simply try to she's light on existing obligations. The real new part is to do a Conrad t that covers the relevant items specified. That contract could simy say though "we are not offering Paid sick or vacation time" as opposed to the model contract suggestions of paid PTO for both. I think it is unfortunate that the benefits part of the model contract was written in a way that specifies things not actually required by the law since that to me seems very misleading. [/quote]
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