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The 2016 #FLSA Overtime Changes: What #HR Needs to Know

HR Bartender

Even with the reduction from the initial proposal, this is still more than double what the minimum salary currently is under the 2004 regulations. Specifically, employers can include non-discretionary bonuses, incentive payments and commissions to satisfy up to 10 percent (10%) of the minimum weekly salary.

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Tammy’s Top 10 Q&A’s (Overtime at the White House Feb 5)

ComplianceHR

Would stipends be considered incentive pay? I was asked for pro-rating in 2004 and commenters asked again in 2016. In my opinion, DOL does not have authority for indexing (automatic increases to salary level without further notice and comment rulemaking), as I so stated in the preamble to the 2004 Final Rule.

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Tammy’s Top 10 Q&A’s (Overtime at the White House Feb 5)

ComplianceHR

Would stipends be considered incentive pay? I was asked for pro-rating in 2004 and commenters asked again in 2016. In my opinion, DOL does not have authority for indexing (automatic increases to salary level without further notice and comment rulemaking), as I so stated in the preamble to the 2004 Final Rule.

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38 Ways to Make Real Progress on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Linkedin Talent Blog

The results are reviewed monthly and are used to help determine bonuses. Some companies provide incentives to their employees who refer candidates from an underrepresented group. Watch your words in your job listings If your workplace doesn’t sound inclusive, candidates will likely take a pass.