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Do I get overtime pay for orientation?

Yes, for most jobs overtime pay is required for orientation.  This depends on a number of factors, including your job type and position, but in most cases overtime pay is required.  Overtime pay is calculated at one and half times your regular rate of pay.  Salaried workers may also be entitled to overtime pay for […]

What are the job training overtime pay laws?

Employees generally must pay for workers to attend job training unless the employee is exempt under federal law.  Most employees are entitled to overtime pay for attending mandatory meetings before the start of a shift.  Overtime pay is calculated at one and half times your regular rate of pay.  Salaried workers may also be entitled […]

Do I get overtime pay for job training?

Yes, for most jobs overtime pay is required for job training.  This depends on a number of factors, including your job type and position, but in most cases overtime pay is required.  Overtime pay is calculated at one and half times your regular rate of pay.  Salaried workers may also be entitled to overtime pay […]

Are telecommuters entitled to overtime pay?

Yes, telecommuting employees are entitled to overtime pay for time spent working beyond 40 hours per week. Telecommuters are responsible for many jobs that require excess amounts of time to complete. According to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage & Hour Division, covered nonexempt employees are entitled to be paid at least the federal minimum […]

What are the overtime laws for home healthcare aides?

Home healthcare aides are required by federal law to receive overtime pay for work spent beyond 40 hours per week.  While many companies may deny this obligation or simply refuse to pay overtime wages, the employee does have the legal right to those overtime wages.  The extra time spent before the start of a shift […]

Do home healthcare aides get paid overtime pay?

Yes, home healthcare aides are entitled to overtime pay for time spent working beyond 40 hours per week. home healthcare aides are responsible for many jobs that require excess amounts of time to complete. According to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage & Hour Division, covered nonexempt employees are entitled to be paid at least the […]

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