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The Department of Labor announced the revised Overtime Rule, which will set the
minimum salary threshold for the Fair Labor Standard Act’s white-collar exemptions at $684 per week, or $35,568 per year. The rule, which will expand overtime pay obligations to an estimated 1.3 million additional workers, will take effect on January 1, 2020. What do you need to know about this breaking news?
Executive Summary: Proposed Rule In A Nutshell
annualized to $35,568 per year.
exemption, industry, or locality, subject to a few exceptions that already existed.
discretionary payments in limited ways.
additional total annual compensation requirement will be set at $107,432 per year.
of the relevant exemptions.
professional, and highly compensated employee exemptions.
exemptions (for example, outside sales) that do not specifically include a salary requirement even if the employee happens to earn a salary.
schedule of future adjustments to these figures.
will be assessed more frequently than it has been in the
past, but hopefully not so often that it essentially drives the market.A Brief History Of The Overtime Rule Saga
It seems an eternity ago when President Obama directed the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) to revise the regulations governing the outdated white-collar exemptions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The proposal eventually released by the USDOL would have radically altered the federal compensation rules. Most notably, the agency would have more than doubled the salary threshold and applied, essentially, a formula to update the amount every three years. This minimum threshold was set to become effective on December
January 1, 2020.
But concerned states and business groups sought to block the rule from taking effect, and, at the last minute, a federal court issued a preliminary injunction preventing the rule from being implemented on a nationwide basis. Since the Texas court put the final nail in Overtime Rule 1.0’s coffin by striking down the rule once and for all in August 2017, employers have been patiently awaiting a revised rule.
Under the current administration, USDOL leadership indicated that it would no longer advocate for the $913 per week proposal but would instead undertake further rulemaking to determine what the salary level should be. In what seemed like a painstakingly long process, the agency held public forums, issued a request for information, and sought comments on a proposed rule that, like Overtime Rule 1.0, focused solely on the pay
USDOL Releases Overtime Rule 2.0 For 2020
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component but without completely overshadowing the duties tests. After all, the FLSA authorizes the agency to define and delimit the executive, administrative, and
finally, all of the work culminated in the release of Overtime Rule 2.0.
Will This Rule Survive?
After the drama surrounding the last-minute injunction blocking the 2016 proposal, it would be natural for employers to feel gun-shy about adjusting to these changes. After all, isn’t there a chance that another court will once again block these changes and put us in yet another state of limbo? While there is always a chance for litigation to unfold in such a way that it would impact the implementation of this rule, there are several reasons why you should be preparing as if this rule will go into effect as planned on January 1, 2020.
First, while there is no magic number for setting the salary threshold (that’s the whole point), there is something to be said for certainty. The new rule skirts some of the more problematic areas that existed with the first attempt at revisions. The $684 per week threshold will require the reclassification (or pay increases) of some employees, but a far less significant portion than would have seen increases had the $913-per-week proposal of three years ago was adopted.
Second, while the rule contains some of the same flaws as Overtime Rule 1.0, they generally are not the kinds of concerns that were previously raised in lawsuits.
the position that this particular threshold eclipses the duties tests. Likewise, while employee advocates might feel that the threshold is set at too low a level, meeting the pay component does not make someone exempt in and of itself, so this argument is more philosophic in nature and may not warrant the rule being blocked.
Finally, the USDOL must be well prepared at this point
received voluminous public feedback on an increase from $455 per week numerous times, including those shared in 2015, 2017, and 2018. So, while litigation seems inevitable, employers should not be idle in preparing for this rule to take effect.
Avoiding The Last-Minute Panic
As recounted above, the drama surrounding Overtime Rule 1.0 was a painfully long process for employers
as they waited to see what might happen. The best practice, though, is to assume Overtime Rule 2.0 is the real thing. That said, you should not run out tomorrow and make immediate changes to your compensation structure. Instead, you should use this time to start evaluating not just whether changes will be necessary, but how best to make those changes (timing, communications, etc.).
If you made changes in 2016 in anticipation of the $913 per week threshold, you are certainly ahead of the curve. If you did some of the work but decided to wait to implement once the preliminary injunction was put
in both cases, you must keep in mind that three years have passed and it is possible that an employee’s work has changed in the interim.
It is imperative to confirm your prior findings at least for any employee that might receive a salary increase to qualify for exempt status under Overtime Rule 2.0.
as exempt; in contrast, increasing the salary for an employee that does not meet the duties tests can only make matters worse.
Right now, you should be:
relying upon will still apply;
FLSA exemptions; and
who have been treated as exempt but who no longer will be.
The USDOL released extensive commentary explaining its rationales for the revised provisions. We are continuing to study the final regulations and accompanying discussion carefully and will offer further considered views, so you should ensure you are subscribed to Fisher Phillips’ alert system to gather the most up-to-date information, and follow our Wage
other guidance as you consider what steps to take.
This Legal Alert provides an overview of a specific federal rule. It is not intended to be, and should not be construed as, legal advice for any particular fact situation.
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an inspection and presents their credentials to the
conduct an inspection and has an opportunity to guide the walk-around.
But where there are multiple employers at a worksite—
credentials to the general contractor and conduct an inspection of the site, even though there may be multiple subcontractors working at the site. Does each employer at a worksite have the right to accompany the inspector during a walk-around inspection?
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workplace for the purpose of aiding such inspection.
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after it received a complaint of an alleged safety hazard. The general contractor of the site consents to
“Walk This Way”:
What Are Employers’ Walk-Around Rights
During OSHA Inspections?your company, a subcontractor at the worksite. Your
inspection and resulting citation on the basis that you were not provided the opportunity to participate in the walk-around inspection?
and the court will not exclude subsequent citations that may be issued unless the employer can show actual prejudice.
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too busy to attend the opening conference. Within two
foreman and project manager and informed them that they or other company representatives could accompany him during the inspection. Subsequently,
in an area where the company was working. On the
representatives were not present, but he located a
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inspecting its work area if he informs the employer of the accompaniment right at the outset of the inspection and makes an effort within a reasonable time to report
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including which employees were exposed to the hazard
Moreover, a compliance officer’s failure to do one or both of these things to achieve substantial compliance with
employer makes a specific showing that the misbehavior prejudiced it in preparing or presenting its defense.
Additionally, federal courts have found substantial
�contractor on the walk-around but had informed the company that an inspection was about to begin and
pamphlet explaining the Act, and the contractor did not assert its right to be present. Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. v. OSHRC
� The employer’s superintendent was not notified of the inspection until part of it had been completed, although
the superintendent prior to the walk-around. Hartwell Excavating Co. v. Dunlop,
�representative to accompany him during the walk-
around. Frank Lill & Son, Inc. v. Sec’y of Labor, 362 F.3d 840
Additionally, employers must specifically identify how they
attend the walk-around. Actual prejudice can be shown where
on the walk-around. Accu-Namics, Inc. v. Occupational Safety & Health Review Comm’n,law suggests that a generalized claim of prejudice, without specifically identifying what the prejudice is and how it arose, is an insufficient basis to have a citation vacated based upon the failure to provide the walk-around right.
Summary And Best Practices
case law suggests that it does not need to specifically say as much to employers: there is no Miranda requirement that unless certain words be read, anything that happens
citations that are subsequently issued be vacated under any exclusionary rule unless they can show specific prejudice related to the failure to provide them with their walk-around rights.
Therefore, best practices for protecting your walk-around rights include:
�at a place where your employees work, be proactive and assert your rights to be present for the walk-around even
right to be present for the inspection.
�ensure that there is a process in place for alerting the other employers who could be affected by the inspection
�around rights, think about what specific prejudice you were caused—such as providing additional information
showing of actual prejudice to have any citation vacated. Source: FisherPhillips
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