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You are only allowed to work a certain number of hours. How many hours depends on your age and country, which you will have to look up since you didn't mention these factors in the question.

You should be set certain hours in your employment contract, which the employer cannot change once you have signed it.

Forcing someone to stay where they do not want to be is called false imprisonment, which is a serious violation of the law.

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