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The Nuts and Bolts of Complying with the New Overtime Regulations

September 28, 2016

Via: SHRM
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When Ben Walker made the decision to move his five employees from salaried, exempt status to hourly pay so they’d be eligible for overtime, the CEO of Denver-based Transcription Outsourcing LLC consulted with an attorney, an accountant and his payroll department.

The fees? Less than $500 to reclassify the five workers and ensure the switch complied with the Department of Labor’s (DOL’s) new overtime regulations, which take effect Dec. 1.

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