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On Sept. 27\, the DOL issued a final rule on overtime\, &ldquo\;Defining and Delimiting the Exemptions for Executive\, Administrative\, Professional\, Outside Sales and Computer Employees\,&rdquo\; which updates and revises the &ldquo\;white-collar&rdquo\; overtime exemption regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act. \;The final rule goes into effect on Jan. 1\, 2020.

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During this webinar\, Maury Baskin and Tammy McCutchen \;will discuss the key provisions \;of the final overtime rule and \;how employers can prepare now to comply \;with the Jan. 1\, 2020\, effective date.

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Learn about the following:

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The final rule increases the minimum salary level for exemption from $455 per week ($23\,660 annualized) to $684 per week ($35\,568 annualized). This level is lower than the threshold of $47\,476 that was included in the Obama-era 2016 overtime final rule. In November 2016 a federal court blocked the Obama rule from taking effect nationwide.
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\nIn addition\, the final rule increases from $100\,000 to $107\,432 the total annual compensation required for employees to qualify under the shorter highly compensated test.
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\nFurther\, the rule allows employers to use commissions\, bonuses\, and other non-discretionary incentives that are paid at least annually to satisfy up to 10% of the standard salary level ($3\,556.80).

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

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About the Speakers:
\nMaury Baskin \;serves as ABC&rsquo\;s general counsel and is a shareholder in the Washington\, D.C.\, office of Littler Mendelson and Littler&rsquo\;s Workplace Policy Institute. He is one of the chief legal advocates for the rights of employers on labor issues throughout the country.
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\nTammy McCutchen \;is a principal in Littler Mendelson&rsquo\;s Washington\, D.C.\, office and managing director for ComplianceHR. A former administrator of the U.S. Department of Labor&rsquo\;s Wage and Hour Division\, she counsels businesses on wage-hour compliance\, represents employers during DOL investigations and represents business associations on labor policy issues.
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\nRegister Nowhttps://abc.org/Education-Training/Academy-Pages/entryid/16732/Default

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