How many hours does the United States legally work every day?

According to the provisions of the United States federal code, the United States Congress has the right to specify the working hours of people engaged in interstate commerce or production and those engaged in federal or district of Columbia public affairs. The United States has enacted an appropriate labor standards bill for this purpose.

The law stipulates that employers should not require employees to work more than 4 0 hours a week unless they are compensated for working more than 40 hours.