For many parole officer, jail officers, janitors and case managers working for the state, working more than 40 hours comes without overtime pay. A bill that would have fixed the issue passed the through legislature, but was vetoed by Governor Kevin Stitt.

<p>For many parole officer, jail officers, janitors and case managers working for the state, working more than 40 hours comes without overtime pay. A bill that would have fixed the issue passed the through legislature, but was vetoed by Governor Kevin Stitt.</p>

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For many parole officer, jail officers, janitors and case managers working for the state, working more than 40 hours comes without overtime pay.

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