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[DOC File]Common Questions - Harvard University
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The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), also called the Wage and Hour Law, is enforced by the US Department of Labor. It’s primary objective is to eliminate detrimental working conditions. FLSA establishes protections for employees regarding minimum wage, child labor and overtime pay provisions. In addition, the regulations identify and exclude certain workers (exempt) from FLSA coverage. In ...
[DOCX File]Independent Contractor Agreement Template (00170160).DOCX
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Contractor will (i) comply with all applicable export control and economic sanctions laws, including the US Department of Commerce’s Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the economic sanctions programs administered by the US Department of Treasury, and the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) administered by the US Department of State, (ii) not take any action that would cause ...
[DOCX File]Staff Compensation - Dixie
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infrequent and insignificant periods of time beyond the scheduled working hours which cannot as a practical matter be precisely recorded for payroll purposes (as defined by the US Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division). This rule applies only where there are uncertain and indefinite periods of time involved, a few seconds or minutes in duration, and where the failure to count such time is ...
[DOC File]What exactly does exempt and non-exempt mean
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How your employees are paid—hourly or salary—does not determine their status as exempt or non-exempt. Please contact the United States Department of Labor if you have questions concerning exempt vs. non-exempt employees (see below). For . non-exempt. employees, an employer . MUST: Pay at least minimum wage. Check current minimum with the ...
[DOC File]DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
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It is the intent of these rules that any employee in a position who had the right to overtime under the U. S. Department of Labor regulations at 29 C. F. R. Part 541 in effect on August 22, 2004 will maintain that right under these rules. B. Unless expressly provided herein, the Department, in interpreting and enforcing 26 M.R.S.A. § 664(3), will be guided by the federal regulations (29 C.F.R ...
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If a non-exempt employee works more than 40 hours in a workweek, the employer has to pay 1.5 times that employee’s . regular rate. of pay for every hour worked past 40. Employers with more than one location should be aware that for an employee working at multiple sites, the employer needs to total all hours worked by the employee in the workweek, at all locations, to determine if overtime is ...
[DOCX File]Company Overtime Policy Sample - Workable
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Non-exempt employees who work more than the standard working hours will be entitled to overtime pay. Employees are entitled to overtime pay regardless of where they work, as long as they perform work that our company accepts for its business purposes. Excessive Overtime . Overtime may be necessary to handle emergencies, heavy workloads or other issues. But, frequent and excessive overtime isn ...
[DOC File]What exactly does exempt and non-exempt mean
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The US Department of Labor recommends that employers keep payroll records for at least three years. With regards to payroll, it is important to remember: Employees must be paid on scheduled paydays. Employers cannot withhold a paycheck or ask employees not to cash paychecks on the payday. Payroll records (including time records) should be kept for three years. Non-exempt employees must be paid ...
[DOCX File]Form: Employee notice
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3. Employment status (exempt or non-exempt): ☐ Employee is exempt from: ☐ minimum wage ☐ overtime ☐ other provisions of Minnesota Statutes 177. Legal basis for exemption: ☐ Employee is non-exempt (entitled to overtime, minimum wage, other protections under Minn. Stat. 177) Rate: $ Additional rates (if applicable): How applied: Paid by:
[DOC File]Title 09 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING, AND REGULATION
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B. An employer shall use the Commissioner's "Notice to Independent Contractors and Exempt Persons", which is available for download on the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation's website. C. An employer shall post the Commissioner's "Notice to Independent Contractors and Exempt Persons" in English and Spanish in a conspicuous location ...
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