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Adding value: helping clients identify issues relevant to wage and hour claims

The proliferation of wage and hour lawsuits brought by employees seeking to recover allegedly unpaid overtime, minimum wages, spread-of-hours pay, uniform allowances and meal credits from employers is one of the hottest issues in employment law today. Even in individual actions, the amount of damage...

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Published in:CPA Practice Management Forum 2009-03, Vol.5 (3), p.11
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Accounting firms
Attorneys general
Compensation and benefits
Employees
Employers
Employment
Fair Labor Standards Act 1938-US
Federal regulation
Human resource management
Labor law
Laws, regulations and rules
Litigation
Minimum wage
Overtime
Overtime pay
Professionals
Risk management
Small business
Violations
Wages
Wages & salaries
Workweeks
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