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Fisher Phillips continues to urge USDOL to publish a valid "Overtime Rule" that is practical to apply.
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The first of several USDOL "listening" sessions provided few answers. The primary question remains whether the agency will listen this time around as it takes on the FLSA's white-collar exemptions.
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President Obama has instructed the U.S. Labor Department to revise the FLSA's so-called "white collar" exemptions. The goal is to increase the number of non-exempt employees.
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