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Legislative lowdown: Department of Labor will extend overtime pay to 4 million salaried workers

HR Brew

Some 4 million additional salaried workers will be eligible to receive overtime pay under a final rule the Department of Labor announced on April 23. The rule raises the annual salary threshold for white-collar (i.e. How HR should prepare for new overtime rules. That is unacceptable.”

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U.S. DOL’s New Overtime Rule Increases Exempt Employee Salary Threshold

HRWatchdog

Department of Labor (DOL) recently announced its final rule expanding overtime eligibility by establishing a new weekly salary threshold for exempt employees. The salary threshold for exempt employees under the “highly compensated” exemption also increases. California employers may not be affected though.

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Preparing for Potential Overtime Changes

PeopleStrategy

Changes Could Be Coming Whether or not you pay employees overtime right now, the number of staff you compensate in this manner could be changing. Meaning you might owe more employees overtime in the future. Department of Labor announced at the end of August a proposed overtime rule under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).

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New Overtime Rule Set to Increase Salaries for Exempt Employees

Stratus

New Overtime Rule Set to Increase Salaries for Exempt Employees On April 23, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced a final rule that increases minimum salary threshold requirements for white-collar employees to be exempt from overtime wages.

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More Workers Will Soon Qualify for Overtime Pay

HR Counselor's Corner

By Renee Mielnicki, Esquire For those who regularly read our blogs, you may recall that I drafted a blog not long ago to alert our readers that they should prepare for a new overtime rule to launch. Federal wage and hour laws require employees to be paid according to certain rules. their regular rate of pay.

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Compliance Areas for 2024 You Might Not Have Thought Of

PeopleStrategy

The end of the year brings a lot of final reports and loose ends to tie up. Let’s get into these areas that deserve another look before the new year starts: health savings accounts, overtime, retirement, remote employment, and the Affordable Care Act. There are some areas, though, that might not have crossed your mind yet.

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Be Prepared for a New Overtime Rule to Launch

HR Counselor's Corner

By Renee Mielnicki, Esquire Last Fall, the Department of Labor (DOL) proposed changes to wage and hour law that will impact most employers. The final rule, which could be out as early as next month, will create budgetary and compliance considerations for which companies need to prepare. their regular rate of pay.