The Court also distinguished a meal and rest period claim from a section 218.5 claim for nonpayment of wages. The Court stated that, even though the penalty for a missed rest or meal period is one hour of premium pay, the essence of the wrong is not nonpayment of wages.
Quick Answer. It is customary to place the pin on the widest part of one's suit's left lapel. However, some professions or organizations may have different protocols for wearing a lapel pin. Flag pins must be worn on the left lapel close to the heart. Continue Reading.
The left. This has been the standard for hundreds of years. Recently people have mistakenly worn them on the right (which is for name tags, so that when people shake your hand they can read your name, or have a visual reminder as introductions are made). You will notice that the Queen of England always wears her pins and brooches on her left side.