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How AI may make more employees eligible for overtime pay

Employee Benefit News

An employment attorney explains how AI will impact overtime pay for employers today and in the future.

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Alabama Issues Guidance, Proposed Rules on Overtime Pay Exemption

PayrollOrg

The Alabama Department of Revenue has issued guidance to help employers understand the reporting requirements for the overtime pay exemption that goes into effect in 2024. The agency has also issued proposed rules.

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Avanti West Coast train drivers receive overtime shift fee increase

Employee Benefits

Credit: Mark D Bailey / Shutterstock.com Train drivers employed by Avanti West Coast will receive an increase in their overtime shift fees to £600 as part of a deal with trade union Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (Aslef). Aslef has accepted the deal, bringing an end to a long-running dispute over overtime.

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Alabama Overtime Tax Law: Tax Break for Employees, Required Reporting for Employers

Patriot Software

Understand the new Alabama overtime tax law that exempts employees' overtime earnings from state income tax. Get the details and reporting requirements for businesses. Read More

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New Overtime Regulations Require Employers to Pay Up

There’s a new overtime salary threshold that will impact employers across the country. Starting January 1, 2025, EAP employees making less than $58,656 a year are going to be eligible for overtime.

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DOL Proposes Massive Increase in Overtime Pay Threshold

InterWest Insurance Services

Department of Labor has issued its long-awaited proposed changes to the nation’s overtime rules for American workers, proposing to increase the threshold for exempt status by more than 50% to $55,000. You’ll also have to put in place systems for tracking their hours worked, including overtime.

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80% of Gen Z staff would rather work overtime than see pay decrease

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Four-fifths of Gen Z employees would rather work overtime than reduce their workload and see their pay decrease, according to research by Resource Solutions. It found that Gen Zs work, on average, 27 hours overtime per month, the equivalent to nearly seven hours of unpaid work per week and 13.5 extra days per year. extra days per year.

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