The definition of "commission" can mean the difference between an employee who is entitled to overtime pay and one who is exempt from overtime and other wage-hour laws. Both federal and California law exempt retail salespersons who earn at least 50 percent of their wages via commissions (along with other requirements). An incentive payment that does not qualify as a commission is not counted towards the 50 percent threshold. ...
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