Commission-Paid Employees and Overtime: Inside vs Outside Sales Rules
Commission-based pay arrangements are common in sales jobs, but there is often confusion about overtime pay for these employees. Many people assume that if you earn a commission, you might not be entitled to overtime. In reality, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires overtime...
FLSA Overtime Exemptions: Who Is Exempt and Who Is Misclassified?
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) guarantees most U.S. employees the right to overtime pay (time-and-a-half) for hours worked over 40 in a workweek. However, certain employees are "exempt" from these overtime protections, meaning their employers do not have to pay them overtime. Understanding who...
Travel Time Pay: When Is Travel Considered Work Under the FLSA?
Travel Time Pay refers to compensation for the time employees spend traveling for work-related purposes. If your job requires you to hit the road or skies, you may wonder: Should I get paid for this travel time? Many workers ask, "My job won't pay for...
Can I Be Fired for Reporting My Boss for Unpaid Overtime?
Reporting your boss or employer for unpaid overtime is a courageous step toward protecting your rights. But many workers hesitate out of fear of retaliation – especially the fear of being fired. So, can your employer fire you for reporting unpaid overtime? In general, the...
Why You Need an Overtime Attorney for Wage Claims
If you've been working long hours without proper overtime pay, you're not alone. Wage theft - including unpaid overtime - is alarmingly common. Studies estimate that U.S. workers lose tens of billions of dollars each year due to wage theft, including unpaid overtime, making it...
Wage Theft: 5 Common Ways Employers Steal Wages (and How to Fight Back)
Wage theft is a shockingly common problem in the American workplace. Every year, millions of workers across all industries have their hard-earned pay unlawfully kept from them. In fact, employers are estimated to steal around $15 billion from workers each year just through minimum-wage violations-comparable...
Paid Below Minimum Wage: Your Rights and How to Recover Back Pay
Nobody should put in their time only to find their paycheck falls short of the legal minimum wage. If you've been paid below minimum wage, know that you're not alone - and that it's against the law in almost all cases. The law is on...
Can Houston Employers Legally Deduct from Your Paycheck? Know Your Rights in Texas
When Your Paycheck Doesn't Add Up: Understanding Wage Deductions in Texas Opening your paycheck to find unexpected deductions can be jarring and financially devastating. Whether you're a service industry worker, construction professional, or office employee in Texas, understanding what employers can and cannot legally take...
The Hidden Costs of Wage Theft: Why Houston Workers Must Stay Vigilant
Fighting for Your Fair Pay: When to Consult an Overtime Rights Attorney in Houston You're not alone if you work extra hours without proper compensation in Houston. Whether putting in 50-hour weeks at an energy company downtown or working long shifts in the medical center,...
How Do I Report An Employer For Not Paying Overtime In Texas?
Securing Your Overtime Rights: When to Contact an Overtime Lawyer in Houston It's Friday afternoon, and you're reviewing your paycheck only to discover that your employer has, yet again, failed to pay you for the extra hours you worked this week. This isn't just frustrating—it's...
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