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Where’s My Money?: The Impact of New Overtime Rules

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By: Alex Townsley
Editor in Chief, American Journal of Trial Advocacy

           Overtime is an idea that factors crucially into some American workers’ budgets while being completely ignored by almost all workers who do not qualify for it.  But, what is overtime, and, more importantly, who qualifies for it?  The answer to the second question will change again in 2020 when the new Department of Labor rules go into effect.[1]   

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