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Exempt vs. non-exempt employees: Navigating worker classification

Higginbotham

These workers are usually paid hourly and are eligible for overtime pay and minimum wage protections due to the nature and hours of their work. Wage and Overtime Pay Requirements for Non-Exempt Employees Under the FLSA, non-exempt employees are entitled to a minimum wage of at least $7.25

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"Glocalization" or the five pillars of a localized software offering

Ahmed's Universe

Hire local people, preferably have them be based in that market you want to enter, make sure they interact with locals (such as sales, customers, opinion leaders, consultants) to ensure the data reflect most of the requirements expected from that market. That English-only software will remain pure shelfware.

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Are wages or salary fully covered by workers’ compensation insurance?

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

is a business analyst working for a consulting and staffing firm for the last three years. per hour, bonuses, overtime pay, stock options, and some great fringe benefits (including tuition reimbursement for her master’s degree now underway two nights per week), Marion is enjoying the career she always wanted. Burton, Jr.,

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How long do employers keep employee records?

Business Management Daily

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) each have unique record retention requirements that you must follow. If you ever aren’t sure if you should keep or get rid of an employee record, consult this guide to find out. Not only that, but the IRS, Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), and the U.S. Let me know in the comments.

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HR record keeping requirements — stay in compliance

Business Management Daily

Record keeping and record retention requirements under the FLSA include payroll records that are accurate and allow the employee to calculate wages owed, including overtime due. Deductions from pay for employee benefits. Employers must also maintain tax records showing deductions from payroll. Wage rate tables.