By Stefan R. Miller
State and federal rules relating to the classification of employees as exempt or nonexempt for purposes of determining an employee's entitlement to overtime compensation are extremely difficult to apply. Moreover, failure to properly classify employees can prove extremely costly, not only in t...
State and federal rules relating to the classification of employees as exempt or nonexempt for purposes of determining an employee's entitlement to overtime compensation are extremely difficult to apply. Moreover, failure to properly classify employees can prove extremely costly, not only in t...
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