> What if she refuses to do the work unpaid? Then her client doesn’t get the help they need? That should be obvious. > This seems like an open-and-shut case w

> What if she refuses to do the work unpaid? Then her client doesn’t get the help they need? That should be obvious. > This seems like an open-and-shut case with the US Dept of Labour. Even if it wasn’t for the “u” in labor I could tell you don’t live in the US.