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System
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March 2004
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If an employee works two different jobs, at two different rates, for one employer, are they due overtime if they total more than 40 hours per week, and at what rate?
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Hunter1
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March 2004
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Yes, at a 'blended' rate, in other words a weighted average of the rates earned during the first 40 hours.
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System
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I agree. How do I prove this to my employer?
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mdm
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I looked up the answer to your question at [url]
http://instanthrpolicies.com/articles/FLSA_guidance_pay.htm[/url]
. It does have the answer to your exact question.
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System
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Thanks very much.
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