A nonexempt player, Pride goes from tournament to tournament hoping he can get in and then hoping he can make a check.
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But companies generally can't use comp time as a substitute for overtime pay when nonexempt workers put in more than 40 hours.
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The 130 players are competing for 18 exempt spots on the 2002 LPGA Tour, with the next 35 and ties receiving nonexempt status.
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That law, passed in 1938, sought to insure that hourly employees ( called nonexempt employees in personnel jargon ) would be treated fairly.
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Standby pay for nonexempt workers can be lower than their regular rate of pay, as long as it's higher than minimum wage.
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Despite the limited access to intra-company networks, some worry about the implication for nonexempt employees, who work for an hourly wage.
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The suits center on the difference between exempt and nonexempt employees _ and whether companies'low-level managers fit the legal definition of exempt.
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A : " Weird " is right : It's highly unusual for a firm to suddenly reclassify all its employees as nonexempt.
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In decades past, when manufacturing ruled the economy, it was easier to draw the line between exempt workers and nonexempt workers, Pattison said.
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But the laws governing compensation for this kind of standby time vary greatly, depending upon whether employees are classified as exempt from overtime pay or nonexempt.
