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“This rule establishes clear, predictable guidance for employers on how to pay employees for overtime hours and provides more economic security to the millions of people working long hours without overtime pay,” Wage and Hour Administrator Jessica Looman commented in the news release.

Department of Labor notice about overtime regulations.

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GERMANY Federal Labor Court Strengthens Overtime Pay Rules for Part-Timers Germany’s highest labor court has ruled that part-time employees must be treated the same as full-time employees when it comes to earning overtime pay.

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Department of Labor (DOL) was busy trying to keep its overtime salary threshold final rule afloat.

The increase would mean that most salaried employees making less than $55,068 would be eligible for overtime.

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In doing so, it fell back to its determination and reasoning from that case, which affirmed a lower court’s ruling that: ;The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) provides the DOL the statutory authority to undertake rulemaking to set a minimum salary level and, specifically, to set a minimum salary threshold for white-collar exemptions.; ;Under the FLSA, the agency’s exercise of that authority does not violate constitutional principles.; In initially suing the DOL, Mayfield, citing the Loper Bright and Encino cases, had argued: ;The overtime exemption language spelled out in the FLSA only mentions a worker’s job duties (and not salary thresholds), and; ;Salary should not be a prime determinant in whether a person is exempt from overtime pay requirements.; (In the Encino case, the Supreme Court instructed courts to take a broader view of FLSA exemptions instead of a narrow one.)

With the clock ticking on the Department of Labor’s initial compliance deadline for its overtime final rule, the federal judge overseeing the Texas case temporarily blocked its activation to certain organizations and created a legal precedent that may spawn additional questions, lawsuits and injunctions.