Is there a minimum number of hours a part-time employee must work?

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No minimum exists for scheduling an employee. The employer decides the employee's schedule. Thus, a part-time employee could accept a job knowing that they will be scheduled for one or two hours a day, or more, as needed.

Employees who report to work and who are not provided with work must be paid "reporting pay," which is equal to one-half the scheduled hours with a maximum of four hours, but not less than two hours pay.

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