Employee FLSA Status: Exempt or Nonexempt (FM0040)
Determining which employees are exempt and which are not can be tricky. Overtime rules are complex and not all salaried employees are exempt. Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) issues are on the Department of Labor's radar, causing costly settlements to employers in violation. Gain straightforward answers to overtime rules and wage and hour issues.
Valuable Takeaways You Can Apply Immediately...
You will:
- Know when to audit job descriptions and how to correct classification errors without risking liability
- Discover the most common overtime pitfalls and how to avoid them
- Learn how to calculate compensation time, overtime, travel, on-call time and when you can dock pay without violating exempt status
- Find out the keys to structuring job descriptions to protect your exemptions and what to do about misclassified positions
You will receive a frameable Advanced Executive Mini-MBA Certificate in Human Resources when you successfully complete the program.
Employee FLSA Status: Exempt or Nonexempt (FM0040)
Course FM0040 part ofThe Human Resources advanced Executive Online Mini-MBA® Program for Experienced Executives
Course Listings Customize your Human Resources advanced Executive Online Mini-MBA® Program by selecting any 8 courses below that are most valuable to you:
Human Resource Principles:
- The Employee Handbook (FM0036)
- Implementing Effective Wellness Programs (FM0037)
- Social Media: Legal and Management Implications (FM0038)
- Alphabet Soup: HIPPA, FMLA, COBRA and ADA (FM0039)
- Employee FLSA Status: Exempt of Nonexempt (FM0040)
People Development:
Customize your Human Resources advanced Executive Online Mini-MBA® Program by selecting any 8 courses below that are most valuable to you:
Human Resource Principles:
- The Employee Handbook (FM0036)
- Implementing Effective Wellness Programs (FM0037)
- Social Media: Legal and Management Implications (FM0038)
- Alphabet Soup: HIPPA, FMLA, COBRA and ADA (FM0039)
- Employee FLSA Status: Exempt of Nonexempt (FM0040)