If it finds that an employer has misclassified an employee as exempt simply to avoid paying overtime, it may look into all of the employer’s classifications. If it determines that some are incorrect, misclassified employees may sue for unpaid overtime which can be costly to employers. ...
Determining an employee's exempt or nonexempt status may not always be cut-and-dry. Additionally, there may be state or local rules that must be followed for overtime or minimum wage compensation. Failure to pay overtime to incorrectly classified employees can open you to litigation and penalti...
What is a non certified employee? Non-certificated personnel arethose individuals employed by the district who are not required to have a teaching certificate to qualify for the position. Is it uncertified or non certified? Anything that's not officially approved or accepted is uncertified. Don't...
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Acronyms Encyclopedia essen′tial ami′no ac′id n. any amino acid that is required for life and growth but is not produced in the body, or is produced in insufficient amounts, and must be supplied by protein in the diet. [1935–40] ...
If all three requirements are met, the employee will usually be classified as “exempt” from overtime, minimum wage, and rest break requirements (but not meal break requirements). There are, however, many caveats to this test. There are also some jobs that are subject to a different test...
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they are ultimately classified as a non-exempt employee. If this staffer works 50 hours in a single week, they would earn their regular $18/hour rate for 40 hours, while earning 1.5 times their hourly rate at $27 for each of the 10 extra hours they clocked ...