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Any position that’s classified as non exempt, is eligible for overtime. When a job is eligible for overtime, it means that employee will be paid a premium amount (usually 1 and a half times the regular rate) for any extra work. Now, how and what qualifies as ‘extra’ can be different state to state.
In this Classic episode we focus on Overtime - who gets it, when they get it, how it’s calculated; and a little known quicksand pit about bonuses.
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By Vicky Brown5
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Any position that’s classified as non exempt, is eligible for overtime. When a job is eligible for overtime, it means that employee will be paid a premium amount (usually 1 and a half times the regular rate) for any extra work. Now, how and what qualifies as ‘extra’ can be different state to state.
In this Classic episode we focus on Overtime - who gets it, when they get it, how it’s calculated; and a little known quicksand pit about bonuses.
Invitation
Use the link below to learn more and become an Idomeneo insider. You’ll get info to help you unleash your team’s engagement, protect your people investment, and grow your leadership muscle. I can’t wait to continue the conversation.
https://idomeneoinc.com/welcome/