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Overtime Exemptions Only Apply to Salaried Employees

Last week, the United States Supreme Court ruled that, no matter how much an employee earns per year, the primary exemptions to federal overtime pay requirement do not apply unless the employee is guaranteed to receive at least $455 per week for any week in which he or she performed…

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Is it a Bonus or is it a Tip:  When Must Payments from Third Parties be Counted When Calculating Overtime Pay?

The Third Circuit recently addressed when a bonus an employee receives from someone other than his or her employer counts toward the employee’s “regular hourly rate” of pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”). The FLSA is a federal law that, among other things, requires employers to pay most…

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Exotic Dancer Can Bring Overtime Claim in Court Despite Arbitration Agreement

In a recent ruling, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that an arbitration agreement did not prohibit an exotic dancer from pursuing her overtime and minimum wage claims in court. Alissa Moon worked at the Breathless Men’s Club, which is in Rahway, New Jersey.  The Club treated her as…

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