I had a bit of a similar problem with my old employer back in Oregon. They wanted me to be happy about driving all over the state for a fixed salary. I made it known that I was unhappy, and they made it clear that I could be replaced.

I left, then I called the state labor commission and let them know what was going on. Seems that not being a manager or supervisor means that I'm entitled to overtime.

I don't know if they've changed their ways since my experience, but I do know that I got the final shot in the end.

1990 Montero RS (In pieces... for now)

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