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To: JCBreckenridge
It still can be worked around by converting full timers to ‘exempt staff’, and working them a shift and a half.

Correct. Move them to "salaried" positions, then work the carp out of them. This is what will happen next. It's been going on for decades, ever since "exempt" and "non-exempt" entered the corporate personnel lexicon.

34 posted on 08/05/2013 3:13:40 PM PDT by Cyber Liberty (Justice for Trayvon: Dig up his body and shoot him again.)
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To: Cyber Liberty

. Move them to “salaried” positions, then work the carp out of them. This is what will happen next. It’s been going on for decades, ever since “exempt” and “non-exempt” entered the corporate personnel lexicon.””

Again- there are standards in almost all states regarding whether a person is a wage-earning person- a person on salary & exempt from overtime pay, or a person who is on salary & MUST be paid overtime.

One of the main rules is that you have to be Supervising 2 or more employees under your direction.

I won a major amount of back overtime pay on that rule alone. I was only supervising ONE person.


41 posted on 08/05/2013 3:29:05 PM PDT by ridesthemiles
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