The query "if i work 1" seems incomplete, but it may be asking about what happens if one works just one day or one hour or about basics of work time. Here are some helpful points based on possible interpretations:
- If you work one full day, you are legally entitled to get paid for the hours you worked. Even if you only worked for one day or one shift, the employer must pay you for that time worked according to labor laws.
- Typical full-time work is around 40 hours per week. Working one hour or one day is part of that total, and payment depends on hourly wages or contract terms.
- For young workers under 18, work hours and pay rights differ, but you still have rights to payment and breaks.
- Travel time during work may or may not count as work hours depending on the job and contract terms.
If the question is more specific, please provide details. Otherwise, if someone works even one hour or day, they should generally be paid for that time worked.
This addresses the likely intent, but further clarification would help refine the answer.
