New FLSA Overtime Rule Change: Who’s Exempt & Who’s Not

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The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has announced a new round of Wage & Hour regulations, including changes to the overtime exemption threshold. What do these new regs mean for employers, and what can you do now to get ready?

FLSA compliance continues to be a challenge for employers, and the proposed rules have everyone scrambling. How can you effectively navigate the new FLSA overtime rules and changes to ensure legal compliance, and mitigate risk? Join us for this crucial, 75-minute webinar where we'll cover:

DOL's new rules on FLSA overtime exemptions: How to prepare
Exempt vs nonexempt: Critical FLSA overtime compliance
Latest FLSA enforcement rules, plus role states and local government play
What you can do if your organization opposes the overtime changes
Impact of Supreme Court's 2018 Epic Systems decision on employers

Program Highlights

DOL's New Rules on Overtime: Ensure FLSA Compliance

Salary level changes - employee eligibility increases
The salary threshold for exempt & non-exempt: Get it right
Revisions of exempt categories: Executives, administrators, professionals
How the Supreme Court's 2018 Epic Systems decision impacts your policies

Hours Worked Issues: Wage & Hour Compliance Guidelines

What's on the clock and what's not - be compliant, avoid repercussions
How to calculate comp time, overtime, travel, on-call time and more
Computing hours for the newly non-exempt employees
Remote & off-the-clock employees: Special considerations to know

Exempt vs. Nonexempt: Eliminate the Confusion, Stop Lawsuits

Structuring job descriptions and evaluations to protect your exemptions
Misclassified employees - how to make the right corrections
How to handle specialty role such as out-side sales & computer programmers

Live Question & Answer Session - Have your questions answered by the expert!

About the Speaker

Dr. Jim Castagnera holds a JD and a PhD from Case Western Reserve University.

Following ten years as a labor and employment lawyer with the Philadelphia firm of Saul Ewing, he has spent the last 22 years as Rider University's Associate Provost and Legal Counsel for Academic Affairs.
He is the author of 21 books, mostly on labor and employment topics, and teaches human-resource law and policy for the Kline School of Law at Drexel University.
He also is the principal consultant in his own organization, K&C HR Enterprises/Holland Media Services.

Program Benefits

Join us to get a clear understanding of the DOL's proposed rules for a new salary threshold for paying overtime to employers, and what you can do to get ready for the changes. You'll learn how to determine if your employees are exempt or non-exempt, including roles that are tough to categorize.

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