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- DOL Seeks to End 2020 With Possible Clarity on Tip Pooling
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- Department of Labor Increases the Annual Salary Threshold for “White Collar” Exemptions
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UPDATE: New Rule Narrowing the Exemptions for Home Care Workers Is Now In Effect
The dust has settled and now it is official: Businesses that provide home care services can no longer rely on industry-specific exemptions to federal overtime and minimum wage requirements, and the final rule that says so now has the force and effect of law. More
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Topics: Department of Labor (DOL), Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), Home Health Care, Overtime