CHEATSHEET: How to pay employees for Daylight Savings Time work

March 5, 2014 | by Eric B. Meyer

Yesterday, I read this post from Sara Hutchins Jodka at Employer Law Report about how to pay employees for Daylight Savings Time work and comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Then I ate a big bowl of pulled pork and I thought to myself, “Damn, I’m feeling lazy tonight! With the bazillion posts that I’ve published — and for which none of my freeloading readers have ever offered to pay — there must be a Daylight Savings FLSA post I can recycle.”

…and

I bring you, the aptly titled: “CHEATSHEET: How to pay employees for Daylight Savings Time work.”

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