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Proposed 2015 DOL Overtime Rule Changes: Primary Duty Test

HR Bartender

Department of Labor (DOL) published its proposed changes to the overtime regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Under the Act, to be exempt (from overtime), an employee must meet 3 requirements: The employee must be paid a minimum weekly salary; The employee must be paid on a salary rather than on an hourly basis.

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How to strike a balance between managing staff wellbeing and financial pressures

Employee Benefits

Employers need to ensure there is a culture where people can discuss financial concerns. With the cost-of-living crisis enduring, employees from some sectors are likely to be seeking additional hours, usually through taking on overtime. Other employers are providing financial support in different ways.

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UK Power Networks uses total reward statements to boost engagement with benefits

Employee Benefits

The evidence of the impact on engagement, attraction and retention is in the employer’s turnover rate, which is lower than the UK average, proving that it is a worthwhile initiative for it to do each year. The TRS outlines what employee benefits have been on offer for the past 12 months. Offering choice is key,” he concludes.

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Calculating Overtime When Your Employee Works a Fluctuating Workweek

Patriot Software

You’re likely familiar with the Fair Labor and Standards Act’s (FLSA’s) rules on overtime pay. But when you have employees who work varying schedules, you might be able to calculate overtime using the fluctuating workweek method. Their overtime pay can be calculated using the fluctuating workweek overtime method.

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How Timesheet Management Software Supports Adherence to Labor Laws

Qandle

These laws cover various aspects, including working hours, overtime, breaks, wages, and record-keeping requirements. Common Labor Law Requirements Some common labor law requirements include: Accurate Record-Keeping : Maintaining precise records of working hours, breaks, and overtime.

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Joanna Powis and Alison Heaton: Is a four-day week the future of work?

Employee Benefits

Coming out of the pandemic, there has been an increased focus on work-life balance, mental health and wellbeing, and employers’ roles in supporting staff on these fronts. Employers in some industries have also seen a talent war emerge as they find it harder to recruit and retain the best employees.

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Edinburgh Airport Services workers accept 12% pay increase

Employee Benefits

It includes a 12% rise in basic pay, a 15% increase in shift allowance, an overtime increase to time and a half, double time or time off in lieu applicable to eight recognised holiday dates each year, including Christmas and New Year, and access to sick pay after six months rather than 12 months.