Are Form 8815 Exempt 2023-2024

Hi, I'm J Norman. I'm guessing that you found my video by typing in the "exempt employee definition" or something like that. Well, in my 40 years of experience in research and publishing HR policy and compliance information for employers, I found that this whole topic of exempt/non-exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) gets more questions than any other employment law area that we cover. So, you need to take care when dealing with it. In terms of the definition of exemption, it refers to the fact that an employee is exempt from the provisions of the FLSA, which generally entitles an employee to earn the minimum wage and receive overtime at one and a half times their regular pay rate. So, how do you qualify to be exempt from the FLSA? First off, the employee generally is paid on a salary basis, regardless of the number of hours worked or the amount of work output produced. Additionally, the employee is not entitled to overtime payments. In addition to these payment issues, the employee also has to qualify based on job duties specified in the law that show the employment is at a management level. If you're trying to deal with the issue of exemption, consider downloading our free 51-page "hours of work" chapter from our HR Matters Tools and Resource Center library. In this chapter, you will find a model policy template that has been legally reviewed and is ready to go. It addresses the whole question of hours of work and exemptions/non-exemptions. It also includes a section with extensive HR best practices in this area, as well as a section that delves deep into all the laws, rulings, regulations, and court cases that impact the topic of hours of work. If this would be helpful to you, click on the...