Wage and hour violations are a frequent source of trouble for employers, where Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) oversights can … Read more
As an employer, properly classifying workers is critical for many reasons, and when it comes to non-exempt employees the FLSA requires employers to pay covered employees no less than 1.5 times their regular rate of pay for any time exceeding 40 hours in a single workweek. While the FLSA is a federal law, employers should also understand and comply with state laws to avoid legal consequences.
Wage and hour violations are a frequent source of trouble for employers, where Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) oversights can … Read more
After months of anticipation, the U.S. Department of Labor announced the final rule on the overtime provisions under the Fair … Read more
The wait and uncertainty regarding potential new overtime regulations are over. On September 24, 2019, the Department of Labor (DOL) … Read more
A federal court in Texas has struck down the controversial overtime rule that would have more than doubled the salary … Read more
Most employers have heard at least one of these demands from their employees: “You have to give me two 15-minute … Read more
As you may have heard, the overtime rule from the Department of Labor (DOL) is on hold due to a last-minute … Read more
Don’t let the blocked overtime rule fool you. Watch this informative FLSA webinar to understand what you, as an employer, … Read more
FLSA Overtime Rule Blocked: What Employers Should Do Next The Department of Labor (DOL) overtime rule is now “on hold” due … Read more
Time is running out for businesses to prepare for a federally mandated change that will affect the way overtime is … Read more
As a result of the new FLSA rule raising the minimum salary to $913/week, many formerly exempt or “salaried” employees … Read more
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