<prompt> Human: Hey reddit Just have question. I was hired by a company recently to be a delivery driver. I had an interview and they told us we got the job, pending our background clearing. Well my background cleared, and I then received an email saying I would have to come in for In-Class training and new hire orientation. The last line says this is the final steps to the interview process. It then has the times posted. The training is 5-7 hours but it lasted closer to 8 or 9. The orientation is 1 hour. The training is the day before the orientation if that matters. My question is, should I be paid for the In-Class Training? I feel like I should, because its training. Its clearly labeled as training. I literally sat through hours of a power point and then spent a few hours driving around with the group of us training. However, the instructor says we will not be paid for this because its still part of the interview process and we are not officially hired until we complete it. Is this possible? How can I still be in the interview process if theyre training me?? What should I do guys?  <response>: The bigger question you should ask yourself is is 1 days pay worth not getting this job?. Yes this lets them win, but what are you going to do? I guess you could go to a labor board and find out the laws, but who knows what will come of it. 