Legislative lowdown: The Department of Labor revisits Biden-era overtime rule
A rule that raised the threshold for white-collar workers to qualify for overtime looks unlikely to survive under the Trump administration.
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A rule that raised the threshold for white-collar workers to qualify for overtime looks unlikely to survive under the Trump administration.
The rule raises the annual salary threshold for white-collar workers to qualify for overtime from $35,568 to $58,656.
Two pieces of federal legislation, including one set to take effect next month, are facing pushback from lawmakers and business groups.
The proposal would extend overtime to salaried employees in white-collar jobs who earn less than $1,059 per week, or about $55,000 annually.
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