单选题What is true about employees paid wages by the hour?AThey will get a week of paid vacation.BThey will not work during the month of March.CThey will help with the maintenance work.DThey will not receive payment during the closure.
单选题
What is true about employees paid wages by the hour?
A
They will get a week of paid vacation.
B
They will not work during the month of March.
C
They will help with the maintenance work.
D
They will not receive payment during the closure.
参考解析
解析：
从第2段第1句take a week of unpaid leave during the scheduled maintenance,可看出钟点工在厨房设备改装的期间是没有工资的，故选D。
从第2段第1句take a week of unpaid leave during the scheduled maintenance,可看出钟点工在厨房设备改装的期间是没有工资的，故选D。
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