by Gary Fealk
Workers who qualify as executive, administrative, or professional employees may be exempt from the overtime requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) if they are paid on a salaried basis or not less than $455 per week. However, if an employee’s basis of compensation isn’t “salaried,” the exemption will be lost. [...]
Posted in Exempt Employees, FLSA, Michigan, Overtime by: Michigan Employment Law Letter
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by Kara Shea
In a previous article, I discussed the risks of some of the methods employers use to forestall layoffs (such as adjusting hours and compensation). This week, I’m going to assume the worst has happened and talk you through a layoff scenario, with the goal of reducing the risk of wrongful discharge claims and [...]
Posted in Age Discrimination, Layoffs, OWBPA, Severance Agreements, Tennessee by: Tennessee Employment Law Letter
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by Kara Shea
We’ve received many questions lately from employers facing tremendous pressure to reduce their operating expenses. Some proposed cost-cutting efforts implicate various employment laws. Since things may get worse before they get better, I’m undertaking a series of articles to address some of the issues you may encounter in the months ahead. I’ll look [...]
Posted in Benefits, COBRA, Employment At Will, Exempt Employees, Layoffs, Minimum Wage, Non-exempt Employee, Overtime, Tennessee by: Tennessee Employment Law Letter
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