Many employers are doing their 2017 budget planning now, and something many businesses will need to take into account are the upcoming minimum wage increases in New York which take effect on December 31 of this year. New York’s minimum wage schedule is segmented...
With the upcoming implementation of the new FLSA overtime rules on December 1st of 2016, many employers will be changing some employees’ status from exempt to non-exempt to comply with the change in minimum salary threshold. Among other things to consider when...
With the new FLSA overtime rules becoming effective on December 1, 2016, many employers are still trying to ensure they are compliant with all the intricacies of whether an employee can qualify as exempt. A common concern is with regard to the FLSA overtime and...
With the new rule regarding the FLSA exempt employee overtime threshold being announced imminently, businesses with affected employees need to be taking into account many things, including calculating the number of hours current exempt employees are working. But does...
The Department of Labor is planning to dramatically raise the minimum salary requirement for employees to qualify as exempt under the “FLSA White Collar Exemptions.” It’s possible this new minimum will be as high as $50,440, which could impact nearly five million...