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Article Index » flsa and wage & hour » overtime exemptions » Industries/Occupations » Computer Professionals Report Link Computer Employees - The Next Wage and Hour Thorn for Employers?Vedder Price - November 06, 2008 Does your Company classify all
its Information Technology (IT)
employees as exempt under the
Fair Labor Standards Act’s
computer employee exemption?
If the answer is “yes,” then your
organization likely operates
under what a federal appellate
court judge called the “common
misperception that all jobs
involving computers are
necessarily highly complex and
require exceptional expertise.” Report Link Computer Support Specialist Entitled to Overtime and Liquidated Damages (pdf).Vedder Price - April 27, 2005 Many employers continue to struggle with the proper
classification of computer support personnel under the
FLSA. One recent case highlights common mistakes
employers make and the consequences that arise from
misclassification. Report Link 29 CFR 541.303 - Computer related occupations under Public Law 101-583.Department of Labor - (No Date) Wage and Hour Regulation regarding exempt/non-exempt classifciation of computer related occupations.
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