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CACI No. 2767

Meal Break Violations—Pay Owed

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For each workday on which [name of plaintiff] has proved one or more

meal break violations, [name of defendant] must pay one additional hour

of pay at [name of plaintiff]’s regular rate of pay. Y ou must determine the

amount of pay owed for the meal break violations that [name of plaintiff]

has proved.

[The “regular rate of pay” for [name of plaintiff] from [insert beginning

date] to [insert ending date] was [insert applicable formula]. [Repeat as

necessary for date ranges with different regular rates of pay .] Multiply the

regular rate of pay by the number of workdays for which [name of

plaintiff] has proved one or more meal break violations.]

New December 2022

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Source
courts.ca.gov
Retrieved
2026-08-20
Edition
caci-2025
Content hash
b6aa953a44c95a4d5d15939d6556869aade94026a4f06175d1aceb3a97cbe96c
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