yeah, sure, schedule some workers to harvest every day. but there's no reason to schedule every worker to harvest every day, especially if they're not schedulin

yeah, sure, schedule some workers to harvest every day. but there's no reason to schedule every worker to harvest every day, especially if they're not scheduling hours that make it worth it. WA state has no daily hour limit for overtime, and the employees were already working long days before the change. if management is really going to insist on staying under, then instead of spreading the hours across seven days, cram the hours into three or four days and rotate the staff. this is not hard. many businesses are open 7 days and still understand how to give staff days off. this is an invented problem.