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Traveling Does travel time count astowards working hours for a non-exempt employee?

We are attending a conference on Friday, but the driving time to get there is two hours, and we are required to be at the work location two hours prior to my normal shift in order to hit the road and be on time. 

If I'm required to be here two hours early for traveling purpose, and I am a non exempt-exempt employee, should I get paid for those two hours? or getOr receive comp time? In

In other words, does traveling time counts as being working hours?

Traveling time count as working

We are attending a conference on Friday, but the driving time to get there is two hours, we are required to be at the work location two hours prior to my normal shift in order to hit the road and be on time. If I'm required to be here two hours early for traveling purpose, and I am a non exempt employee, should I get paid for those two hours? or get comp time? In other words, does traveling time counts as being working?

Does travel time count towards working hours for a non-exempt employee?

We are attending a conference on Friday but the driving time to get there is two hours and we are required to be at the work location two hours prior to my normal shift in order to hit the road and be on time. 

If I'm required to be here two hours early for traveling purpose and I am a non-exempt employee, should I get paid for those two hours? Or receive comp time?

In other words, does traveling time counts as working hours?

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Traveling time count as working

We are attending a conference on Friday, but the driving time to get there is two hours, we are required to be at the work location two hours prior to my normal shift in order to hit the road and be on time. If I'm required to be here two hours early for traveling purpose, and I am a non exempt employee, should I get paid for those two hours? or get comp time? In other words, does traveling time counts as being working?