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I have a manual written for "Employers in the South" covering Alabama and Mississippi by Aspen Publishers, Inc. Customer Service 800-234-1660. That has answered a lot of questios for me - also a beginner. Call them and see if they have a manual for…
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How does an er change a exempt class to a nonexempt class without taking advantage of the ee? As a nonexempt the advantage is the overtime when it happens. Where I am working...it seems the salaried employees are ofter on cell phones after hours w…
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Since ALBAMA doesnt have a specific ruling on coffee/lunch breaks it follows the FLSA which says that employers not required to give ees meal or rest periods. But it does regulate when ees must be paid for these periods. Any time between 5 and 20 …
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Thank you for response. It answered my question.
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Basically yes, it is a group of professionals that are insured on a group plan with the insurance company. They are working for themselves and can offer their plan to their employees.
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Thank you for the reply. Your last sentence was also a question that I had and has now been answered. Alice
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Thank you Don, I appreciate the direct answers.
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Okay, so a walk in and the person answering an ad would both only complete the application on the first contact. Should we call either back to offer them the position, then we can have the I-9 completed? Or do most employers wait until the new empl…
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there is another post entitled "no break no lunch" might help.
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Thnak you for the explanation.
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I know it should probably be obvious but what is the difference between a rolling 12 month and a calendar year. I think I know but would like feedback. Thanks
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The way I understand it is that the FLSA does not require breaks...and states that breaks 20 minutes or less are paid for...over 20 minutes it can be deducted but the employee has to be away from their work station totally...Alabama where I work fol…
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From a Federal standpoint if the employee takes less then a 20 minute break it cannot be deducted from their pay. So in theory, if you let them take that 20 minutes they would be happy and you can't really expect them not to take some time away if …
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 03-31-03 AT 10:30AM (CST)[/font][p]LindaS, please fax me a copy of rules and regs you spoke about in your post on HIPAA to 1866-964-2530 Would appreciate your help
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Thanks for the definitions...very helpful..I've printed the info for my workbook. Alice 1
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I posted this under Computing Semi Monthly Payroll but maybe it fits here better Do the terms exempt and non-exempt apply only to salaried personnel...I am an hourly employee and get overtime for anything over 40...I thought that made me a "non-exe…
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 11-25-02 AT 02:31PM (CST)[/font][p]Do the terms exempt and non-exempt apply only to salaried employees? I am paid hourly and receive overtime for anything over 40/wk. I thought that made me a "non-excem…
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 09-23-02 AT 01:06PM (CST)[/font][p]Debra, I would like to know where on line you are getting instruction for HR. I have recently become involved in HR but we are small enough at this time that the Offic…