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David__77

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3. Yes... where I work, about 10% do.

Reply to Posteritatis (Reply #1)

Mon Jun 18, 2012, 11:54 AM

Jun 2012

Non-management, non-"professional" staff do. The case of these sales staff isn't so clear to me. If they have broad self-management responsibilities, then they would appear to be exempt.

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UPDATE 1-US top court rules for Glaxo on overtime pay [View all] steve2470 Jun 2012 OP

Does anyone in the US actually get paid for overtime anymore? Oy. (nt) Posteritatis Jun 2012 #1

Yes... where I work, about 10% do. David__77 Jun 2012 #3

I agree, tho not familiar with legal precedents. elleng Jun 2012 #4

"billions of dollars in potential liability. " Lars77 Jun 2012 #2

HOw about "threatened the industry"? How about threatening the workers with not getting paid?? AllyCat Jun 2012 #8

Completely agree. closeupready Jun 2012 #10

I'm in sales and I agree with the Supreme court wilt the stilt Jun 2012 #5

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