Is there any law that prohibits scheduling back-to-back closing and opening shifts in Texas?
Q. When one of our two store managers goes on vacation, we want the other to cover both opening and closing shifts for a few days. However, this would give her only seven hours of rest between shifts. How much time between shifts must we give employees under Texas law?
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