3 Ways to Avoid Costly Wage and Hour Problems
OVERVIEW
The U. S. Department of Labor has a long list
of all the things that employers are doing wrong under the Fair Labor StandardsAct (FLSA). Misclassification of employees is one major area that both the
USDOL and the IRS are clamping down on. Mistakes in classification can result
in major settlements, including back pay, payment of fines, and
reclassification. The second area that is being investigated is improper
payment of overtime. The USDOL has said that employers are stealing wages from
their employees and they intend to correct all those mistakes. Mistakes on
payment of over-time can be expensive to correct, because if you have been
making that mistake on one employee you have been making for many. Correcting
overtime pay means going back two years or more to correct your mistakes. This
can be very expensive.
WHY
SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Losing a wage case can be an expensive
proposition. In addition to back wages, employers must also pay penalties,
interest and the legal fees of the employees if they prove their case. These
cases are difficult to defend because quite often employers did not know they
were in the wrong, unfortunately, ignorance of the law is no excuse. While
settlements may not amount to more than $5000 per employee, class action
suits are common and may result in costs of over $200,000 to
multi-million dollar settlements, depending on the size of the company.
AREAS
COVERED
• What is a non-exempt employee
• What is an exempt employee
• A brief word about independent contractors
• How to calculate overtime:
a. Time and a half is not so simple
b. Regular rate of pay
c. The effect of bonuses
d. The effect of productivity pay
e. New FLSA overtime rule
• What is an exempt employee
• A brief word about independent contractors
• How to calculate overtime:
a. Time and a half is not so simple
b. Regular rate of pay
c. The effect of bonuses
d. The effect of productivity pay
e. New FLSA overtime rule
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
• The most recent changes in exempt
classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
• Who is a nonexempt employee
• How nonexempt employees are paid overtime
• What is the new definition of “regular rate” of pay
• Who is a nonexempt employee
• How nonexempt employees are paid overtime
• What is the new definition of “regular rate” of pay
WHO
WILL BENEFIT
• Small Business Owners
• Payroll Managers
• HR Managers
• Labor and Employment Law Personnel
• Payroll Managers
• HR Managers
• Labor and Employment Law Personnel
SPEAKER
Michael D. Haberman is
a consultant, speaker, writer and teacher. He is President of Omega HR
Consulting, a consulting and services company offering complete human resources
solutions. Mike brings 35+
years of experience in dealing with the challenges of Human Resources in the
21st century. He has a Master's in HR and is certified as a Senior HR
professional. He has over 18 years’ experience in the class room teaching human
resources fundamentals and certification preparation.
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