From Paychex: DOL Final Overtime Rule

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Some of your clients might have to consider how the new Department of Labor Final Overtime Rule potentially impacts their business with the scheduled increases of salary thresholds for exempt employees. They might have questions about worker classification, effective dates, and more.

Paychex provides a detailed article to get started.

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