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Employers must be careful about classifying professional creative workers

Overtime
Mar 08, 2013

Complying with the Fair Labor Standards Act may seem simple enough - the three biggest rules require employers to respect child labor laws, pay employees hourly workers minimum wage for their time and attendance as well as time-and-a-half if their schedules exceed 40 hours in a single week.

It's Telework Week - How are companies tracking remote time and attendance?

Mar 07, 2013

Telecommuting is becoming a popular option for many companies because it offers benefits to both employers and employees.

Biometric timeclocks provide accurate data about time and attendance

Mar 07, 2013

More companies are investing biometric time and attendance solutions to kill two birds with one stone - they can discourage employee fraud and safeguard themselves from expensive lawsuits.

Ever wonder how Hollywood navigates child labor laws?

Federal and State Laws
Mar 07, 2013

The DOL ensures youth employees are not asked to perform dangerous work and are properly paid for their time and attendance.

Unpaid internships fire up yet again

Employee Policies
Mar 06, 2013

Time and attendance violations involving unpaid internships have recently come into the spotlight.

Texas county approves investment in new timeclocks

Mar 06, 2013

After multiple meetings, the Kaufman County Commissioners Court announced its plans to invest in new timeclocks to keep closer tabs on employees' time and attendance.

Lawyer takes a stand against unpaid overtime

Overtime
Mar 05, 2013

William Henig recently filed a complaint against California law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, alleging that the organization contracted a number of attorneys to perform document review.

Court case to shed light on what it means to "don and doff" on the job

Mar 05, 2013

Does donning and doffing seems like a confusing way to describe the process of putting on uniforms for work? That's how the Department of Labor chooses to define the activity in the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)

Judge gives an OK to settling

Federal and State Laws
Mar 05, 2013

Settling can be a bad thing when it comes to relationships between romantic partners, but it might just be the easiest way to deal with some employee lawsuits that don't require judicial intervention.