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Wage and Hour Answer Book, 2013 Edition by Littler Mendelson, P.C.

Simplify Complicated Wage and Hour Rules and Stay in Compliance!
Wage and Hour Answer Book, 2013 Edition
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Imprint: Aspen Publishers
ISBN: 9781454808541
Hardcover: 672 pages
Publication Cycle: Updated annually
Last Updated: 10/25/2012
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The Wage and Hour Answer Book provides guidance that will save you valuable time and help you stay in compliance, including:

  • Real-world, detailed examples that simplify complicated overtime pay, hours worked, and other calculations
  • Tips and precautions to help you avoid non-compliance
  • Insightful discussions of gray and evolving areas so you can intelligently plan for the future
  • Fully up-to-date citations to controlling regulations and case law
  • And more!

Wage and Hour Answer Book gives you authoritative, plain-English explanations of how and - when - the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and other wage and hour laws govern the employer-employee relationship, and what may happen when violations occur.

Wage and Hour Answer Book, 2013 Edition has been updated to include coverage of:

  • Analysis of Supreme Court decision about outside sales exemption for pharmaceutical sales rep
  • How the DOL's Plan/Prevent/Protect strategy will affect employers
  • New case challenges whether employees' average pay exceeding the minimum wage amount is enough or if employees must be paid at least the minimum wage for each hour worked
  • Explanation of recent rulings regarding the administrative exemption being applied to employees in the insurance industry
  • How overtime should be calculated when an employee was misclassified
  • Why one court recently found that the affirmative steps taken by an employer did not warrant an assessment of liquidated damages
  • Summary of new case about an enterprise being engaged in commerce
  • Re-proposed child labor regulations on parental exemption
  • The factors found sufficient to establish that a retail store manager was an exempt executive
  • New case sheds light on what is considered a working arrangement under the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act
  • The basis for a court's decision on whether a quality assurance manager was an exempt employee
  • DOL's position about restricting tip pooling when no tip credit occurs
  • Why employers should be concerned about a new app from the DOL
  • The degree of specificity of an affirmative defense pleaded in an answer
  • Summary of new case examining joint employment between a farm labor contractor and an employer
  • And much more!



View the Highlights for this title.
  • 1. Introduction and Overview of the Fair Labor Standards Act and Amendments
    • Coverage
    • Administration
    • Minimum Wage Rates
    • Overtime Pay
    • Recordkeeping
    • Posting
    • Child Labor
    • Enforcement
  • 2. Determining Coverage Under the Fair Labor Standards Act
    • Covered Employees
    • Employer-Employee Relationship
    • Joint Employment Relationship
  • 3. Minimum Wage Issues
    • Uniforms
    • Tip Credits
    • Deductions from Wages
    • State Minimum Wage
  • 4.White-Collar Exempt Employees
    • Executives
    • Administrative Exemption
    • Professionals
    • Computer Employees
    • Public Sector Employees Who Are Executives, Administrators, or Professionals
    • Outside Salespersons
    • General Concepts
  • 5. Other Exemptions from Minimum Wage and Overtime Pay
    • Completely Exempt Employees
    • Partially Exempt Employees
    • Exempt Minors
    • Recordkeeping for Exempt Employees
  • 6. Computation of Hours Worked
    • Hours Worked Defined
    • Incidental Activities
    • Training Time
    • Sleeping Time
    • Volunteer Work
    • Waiting Time or On-Call Time
    • Travel Time
    • Special Public Employee Issues
    • Exercise Time
  • 7. Overtime Pay
    • Basic Overtime Obligation
    • The Workweek
    • The Regular Rate
    • The Regular Rate Exclusions
    • Effect of Bonuses, Job Rate, Day Rate, Piece Rate, Commissions, or Fluctuating Workweek Salary on Calculating the Regular Rate
    • Use of Two or More Wage Rates
    • Effect of Premium Pay on the Regular Rate
    • Basic Rate as an Alternative to Weekly Calculation of the Regular Rate
    • Trading Hours of Work
    • Compensatory Time Off
    • Belo Contracts
    • Partial Overtime Exemptions
    • Collective Bargaining and Overtime
    • Miscellaneous
    • State Law
  • 8. Employer's Recordkeeping Obligations
    • General Information Required
    • Recording Time Worked
    • Specific Information Required
    • Time for Maintaining Records
  • 9. Child Labor Restrictions Under the FLSA
    • Employers Subject to Federal Child Labor Laws
    • Minimum Ages for Employment and Restrictions on Hours of Work
    • Hazardous Duties Outside of Agriculture
    • Hazardous Duties in Agriculture
    • Age Certificates
    • Child Regulations Relating to Public Contractors
    • Penalties
  • 10. Alternatives for FLSA Compliance
    • Strategies for Attaining FLSA Compliance
    • Compliance Alternatives
    • White-Collar Exemptions
    • Reduced Hourly Wage Rate
  • 11. Government Contracts
    • Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act
    • McNamara-O’Hara Service Contract Act
    • Davis-Bacon Act
    • Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act
    • Copeland Anti-Kickback Act
  • 12. Litigation and Defense Issues: Portal to Portal Act
    • General Application
    • Statute of Limitations
    • Employer Defenses
    • Liquidated Damages
  • 13. Investigations by the Wage and Hour Division
    • The Complaint
    • The Investigation
  • 14. Penalties for Violations of the FLSA
    • Recovery of Unpaid Wages and Liquidated Damages
    • Civil Money Penalties
    • Injunctive Relief
    • Action by More Than One Plaintiff
    • Criminal Penalties
    • Manager of Business as Employer
    • Prohibition of Retaliation Against Employees
    • Punitive Damages
    • Hot Goods
  • 15. Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act
    • General Concepts
    • Employer Obligations
    • FLC Registration
    • Common Mistakes
    • Miscellaneous Additional Provisions
  • APPENDIX A: General Information and Publications
  • APPENDIX B: Fair Labor Standards Act
  • APPENDIX C: White-Collar Regulations

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