03Sep
Bonuses Paid by Third Parties Excluded From Regular Rate for Overtime Calculation Purposes
Perhaps the most frequently violated provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act is that law’s requirement that non-discretionary bonuses be included in non-exempt employees’ regular rate of pay used for purposes of calculating overtime pay. On August...
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Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
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