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Proposed 2015 DOL Overtime Rule Change: What #HR Needs to Know

HR Bartender

Although the proposed increase itself is quite substantial, to be fair, the reality is that the minimum salary from 2004 is extremely low relative to today’s labor market. The DOL has suggested that the employee still ‘wins’ even if this occurs, because they may have more time off. How important will this increase be?

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HR, Legal Experts Discuss Overtime’s Future

Namely

The biggest story in all of human resources this year was overtime. On December 1—the day the new overtime rules were set to take effect—Namely hosted a panel of HR and legal experts to discuss just that. The rules, if they take effect, will put over 4 million employees on the clock for the first time.