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What Is Considered Overtime for Salaried vs Hourly Employees?

In this infographic, you will get to know what is considered overtime for salaried vs hourly employees, how it’s calculated, and how tools like EmpMonitor can simplify tracking and compliance.

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What Is Considered Overtime Under Labor Laws? Explained Clearly

In this podcast, you will learn what is considered overtime under labor laws, how it is calculated, and why accurate tracking is crucial for ensuring fair compensation and compliance.

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New Overtime Exemption Rules are nothing new. We know that certain employees must be paid overtime rates when working more than forty hours per week. Other workers are not subject to overtime rules. What is very possibly changing, however, is the Department of Labor’s salary basis that contributes to the delineation between these groups. Currently, exemptions for workers of overtime rates under the Fair Labor Standards Act include an earnings threshold of not less than $684/week. While it is difficult to determine how much the DOL will raise this amount, discussions in the highest levels of government just a few years ago attempted to increase the threshold to $921/week. At the time, this would have made an additional 4.2 million employees eligible for overtime. Visit-

The New Overtime Rules: How Will You Comply

DOL has recently proposed the overtime rule, and many employment attorneys are anticipating that now DOL will raise the higher salary level

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Overtime Payment rules are nothing new. We know that certain employees must be paid overtime rates when working more than forty hours per week. Other workers are not subject to overtime rules. What is very possibly changing, however, is the Department of Labor’s salary basis that contributes to the delineation between these groups. Currently, exemptions for workers of overtime rates under the Fair Labor Standards Act include an earnings threshold of not less than $684/week. While it is difficult to determine how much the DOL will raise this amount, discussions in the highest levels of government just a few years ago attempted to increase the threshold to $921/week. At the time, this would have made an additional 4.2 million employees eligible for overtime. Visit- https://www.supremetrainer.com/product-category/training/live/

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4 Things You Should Consider Before Accepting a Job Offer

Receiving a job offer is exciting, and opens up a new set of opportunities in your life. It can be easy to accept out of excitement or relief about receiving an offer, but it’s important to make sure you’re as informed as possible before making such a major decision. Take into account:

The basics

At its core, you need to understand the position you’re accepting. The Muse’s Angela Smith suggests a list of essential questions like:

·         Do you have a solid understanding of the work you’ll be doing every day?

·         Have you agreed on a job title that accurately describes the work you’ll be doing, fits into the company’s existing structure, and meets your professional goals?

·         How will your success be measured? What are the specific goals and outcomes, and how will you be evaluated?

Smith also suggests considering your hours and schedule, as well as, of course, the start date.

The history

It’s important to understand what you’re signing up for. You should be sure to ask why your position is open, how long your predecessor worked in the position and how many people have held the position in the last five years. If it is a newly created position, this can present its own difficulties and challenges (as well as opportunities!).

The exact earnings

Salary is critical to a job offer, and it’s best to negotiate terms before you start the job instead of after. Further, you can’t just consider the baseline numerical offer. You must also take into account things like benefits, overtime rules, the cost of any changes to your commute and additional perks like gym memberships and tuition reimbursement.

The people

If you can, meet with all of the coworkers who will be on your team and whose decisions could affect your day-to-day work. Use LinkedIn if appropriate to connect with coworkers and look for what you and your prospective colleagues have in common. This is a good way to gauge the company culture and whether you’ll be happy there.