Nebraska State Overtime Regulatory Requirements
Nebraska has no overtime labor law of its own. So where does this leave us? What can we talk about if the state we want to discuss doesn’t have the…
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Nebraska has no overtime labor law of its own. So where does this leave us? What can we talk about if the state we want to discuss doesn’t have the…
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Missouri has your pretty standard basic overtime labor laws—until you start reading a little deeper into the law. Then you discover an interesting difference or two between the Missouri law…
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How much does an employer have to pay its regular employees for business travel? Actually, if you live in Rhode Island, there is no minimum. In fact, there is no…
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Unless you are an employee of the state, state law does not govern transportation costs and reimbursement expenses. By law your employer has to pay you for your travel time…
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Oregon does not have any laws governing mileage reimbursement except with respect to Workers Compensation. There is no minimum amount set forth or enforced by the state. Most employers, public…
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If you travel for business you probably receive some kind of compensation. Most employers will pay travel expenses, including a mileage rate. Some employers use a fixed rate for travel.…
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The state of Ohio does not govern how much your employer must pay you for travel expenses. In fact, there are no laws stating that an employer even has to…
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With the high cost of gas and insurance today, and many of us having to travel for work I was curious to see how employers were compensating for the increased…
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There are only six states that have no minimum wage law and no overtime laws, and Mississippi is one of them. That leaves workers and employers in the state to…
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Minnesota will make our look at overtime law a little more exciting than those states that just defer to the federal governments laws on labor and overtime. That’s because Minnesota…
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