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To: CodeToad
RE :”“Guess NYS law has no intern exception.”
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It does, but you didn’t read this part: “...did not receive any “academic or vocational training...”

I read it but missed the connection.

I had to do a search and found link that says that Federal law exempts from minimum wage and overtime if it is purely for training and not to benefit of corporation.

18 posted on 09/09/2014 8:49:14 AM PDT by sickoflibs (King Obama : 'The debate is over. The time for talk is over. Just follow my commands you serfs""')
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To: sickoflibs

In all intern positions there has to be value to the intern. The corp can benefit, greatly even, but the intern had better receive significant benefit in the way of training or experience. There is no established amount of benefit to either party, but this type of lawsuit can result if the corp simply uses the person as free labor.

Most companies I know are now paying interns $10/hour and not calling them “interns”. They call them something, anything, else to avoid this type of suit.


19 posted on 09/09/2014 8:52:56 AM PDT by CodeToad (Romney is a raisin cookie looking for chocolate chip cookie votes.)
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