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The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
requires employers to pay employees overtime (1
1
/
2
times their regular rate of pay) if they work over 40 hours (
29 CFR 541
et seq.
). The FLSA also contains exemptions. Employers may not have to pay overtime to administrative, executive, professional, computer, outside sales personnel, and certain highly compensated employees (HCEs). What is an exempt employee? In order to qualify as exempt from the overtime pay requirements, an employee must pass three tests: the salary level test, salary basis test, and duties tests.
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03/04/2009
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Does the concurrent performance of exempt and nonexempt work disqualify an employee from exempt status?
07/11/2006
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Under what circumstances is a highly compensated administrative, executive, or professional employee exempt from overtime pay based on the salary test alone?
06/27/2005
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