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October 02, 2026 - 03:37 AM bobver - lawline@onet.eu I started with four simple lines for these everyday questions. First I wrote the baseline rule — what generally applies. Then I checked the rule behind the answer for that exact issue. I next checked for the extra circumstance that could narrow the answer. My fourth line was the record that showed the facts. The same notes worked for refund issues without mixing them. With overtime or training I checked who is covered, what time counts, and the law before deciding what was covered. For schedule or termination questions I compared the starting rule with any agreement. On the consumer side I kept policy, purchase facts, and defect separate. I put <a href=https://legitwiki.com/when-is-overtime-pay-required/>the LegitWiki guide</a> with the relevant source so I could find it again without mixing rules. I kept what was permitted separate from what was mandatory. I kept the location question separate because the answer can differ by place. The little order stayed: baseline, source, special fact, record. IP : 138.219.75.32 |