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"Obama Administration Changes to Wage/Hour Exemptions: What Could They Be Thinking?" Davis Wright Tremaine Flash Webinar

By Michael J. Killeen, Sheehan Sullivan, and Janet Grumer
03.20.14
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President Obama has directed the Department of Labor to revise the regulatory interpretation of the exemptions from overtime in the Fair Labor Standards Act. Our national wage/hour attorneys Mike Killeen, Sheehan Sullivan and Janet Grumer held an interactive webinar briefing and Q&A on President Obama's proposed changes to wage/hour exemptions under the FLSA.

The webinar covered:

  • A summary of what changes are being proposed and what exemptions could result
  • By what means wage/hour laws are being changed and employers' voice in this process
  • When amendments will likely take effect
  • How employers will be impacted and what you can do now to prepare

(On-demand versions are not eligible for CLE credit.)

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