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by kelnos
18 days ago
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At least in this case non-exempt employees are getting compensated for their extra hours. That seems more fair; the company gets what it needs, but has to pay for it. Reclassifying people as exempt in order to eliminate OT pay is a garbage move, though. Something unionization presumably could fix. |
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