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Alaska restaurant labor laws

Alaska: overtime after 8h a day or 40h a week, $14.00 minimum wage, night limits for minors. Every figure sourced.

The figures ShiftNivo schedules against in Alaska, read from the source linked at the bottom of this page.

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Overtime

Daily
after 8h · 1.5×
Weekly
after 40h · 1.5×
Double time
No separate rule*
Rest between shifts
No separate rule*
Eating period
No separate rule*
Minimum wage
$14.00since 2026-07-01
Default time zone
America/Anchorage

* “No separate rule” means the engine does not enforce one here. That is not the same as saying the jurisdiction has none.

Public holidays · 11

A public holiday carries no statutory premium for a private employer under federal law, so these are shown as observed days. Eleven federal holidays are assigned to every state, with a few recognized state holidays added; a state's own full list is not complete here.

  • Christmas DayDecember 25
  • Columbus Daysecond Monday in October
  • Independence DayJuly 4
  • JuneteenthJune 19
  • Labor Dayfirst Monday in September
  • Memorial Daylast Monday in May
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Daythird Monday in January
  • New Year's DayJanuary 1
  • Presidents' Daythird Monday in February
  • Thanksgivingfourth Thursday in November
  • Veterans DayNovember 11

Youth hours

The bands the product checks for Alaska. United States figures come from the Department of Labor — its state table as published on 15 July 2025, or its federal rules — and are corrected from the state's own source where the table is wrong. Permits, supervision and exemptions sit underneath every band, and each one says what is not checked. Confirm with the state before relying on them.

  • Under 14

    Not permitted

    Federal floor. 14 is the minimum age for most non-agricultural work.

  • Ages 14 to 15

    School day
    9h
    School week
    23h
    Days a week
    6

    Not between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.

    Nine hours covers school and work together. The table gives no separate figure for a week with no school. No more than 6 days in a week, checked here in the workspace's week. Figures as published by the US Department of Labor on 15 July 2025. Confirm them with your state labor department.

  • Ages 16 to 17

    Days a week
    6

    No more than 6 days in a week, checked here in the workspace's week. Figures as published by the US Department of Labor on 15 July 2025. Confirm them with your state labor department.

Source: dol.gov/agencies/whd/youthrules · dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/child-labor

Minors →

What ShiftNivo checks for you here

  • Overtime after 8 hours in a day or 40 in a week, priced as you build and never counted twice, with a warning four hours before anyone crosses the weekly line.
  • Workers under 18: the minimum age, the hours in a day and in a week, and the evening limit, read from a birth date and marked as errors, not warnings.
  • A minor's days of work in a week at ages 14 to 17, against the limit of 6, with every location's shifts counted together.
  • 11 public holidays, each flagged the week before it arrives.
  • Everywhere: double bookings, approved time off, and shifts outside the hours someone said they can work.
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Next door

The rules one border over, for a second location or a team that crosses it.

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