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25Sep

DOL Raises Exempt-Status Salary Threshold

Lathrop Gage | | Return|
The minimum salary necessary to qualify an employee as “exempt” from overtime pay will rise to $684 per week, under a Final Rule announced by the United States Department of Labor. The new salary threshold, an increase from the current $455 per week...
By: Lathrop Gage
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/dol-raises-exempt-status-salary-31845/

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