How does the Final Rule help workers who already are entitled to overtime - and their employers?
Answer / Aniket Kumar
The Final Rule clarifies existing regulations and provides greater certainty for both employees and employers regarding overtime eligibility. For employees, it ensures they will receive overtime pay when working more than 40 hours per week, while for employers, it offers a predictable standard for determining exempt status.
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