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When Can You Claim Overtime?

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When Can You Claim Overtime? In general, once you work a specific number of hours during a given period, you should receive overtime pay. However, the rules, standards, and exceptions to this general rule can make the simple question of...

How Do I Know if I Am Underpaid

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How do I know if I am underpaid? What you do for a living makes a big impact on your life, and you in turn make an impact on whatever industry you work in and in your community. And if...

Common Violations Of the Fair Labor Standards Act | FLSA Violations

By: floridagrpstg

With these strange times and uncertain economic conditions, the magnifying glass is, once again, put on the practices of employers across Florida and the U.S. With millions of workers across the U.S. experiencing reduced income (or job losses altogether), it's...

Hurricane Cleanup Or Storm Recovery Workers Must Be Paid Overtime Wages Under The FLSA

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Companies are willfully violating the FLSA by misclassifying hurricane cleanup workers as independent contractors and salaried exempt employees. What you need to know is that most if not all HURRICANE CLEANUP WORKERS or STORM RECOVERY WORKERS are employees under the...

Feldman Legal Group Files New Class and Collective Action for Inside Sales Reps of Partsbase Inc and Govgistics Inc. For Recovery Minimum Wages and Overtime Wages and Other Damages

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Feldman Legal Group files new class and collective action for inside sales reps of Partsbase inc and Govgistics inc. for recovery minimum wages and overtime wages and other damages: Shawn Martin v. Partsbase inc. and Govistics inc., United States District...

DOL Proposes Expansion of OT Pay to Cover More Than 1 Million Additional Workers

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Businesses were panicking in 2016 at the prospect of paying more to employees. At that time, a proposal was set to be enacted by the Department of Labor that would have doubled the maximum salary eligibility for overtime pay. The...

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