Why didn't the Department set the salary threshold at a lower amount?
Answer / Satyendra Kumar Sharma
The Department may not have set the salary threshold at a lower amount due to factors such as minimum wage laws, labor market conditions, and the need to ensure that workers are fairly compensated for their overtime hours. Specific details about the rationale behind setting the salary threshold can be found in the relevant regulation or official Department's guidance.
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