Business
DOL Overtime Pay Rules in Limbo: Contractors Must Monitor Injunction to Ensure Overtime Compliance
The Eastern District Court of Texas issued an injunction blocking the implementation of the DOL's Overtime Rules. Despite the current delay and potential end to the regulations, businesses must still be in compliance with the existing overtime pay rules and classify employees accordingly.
By Cherry Laufenberg
February 1, 2017
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by Cherry Laufenberg
Cherry Laufenberg, CPA, is an associate director of Tax Services with Berkowitz Pollack Brant, where she works with corporations, pass-through entities, trusts and foreign entities. She can be reached at the CPA firm’s Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., office at (954) 712-7000 or via email at info@bpbcpa.com.
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