Federal Court Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging EEOC’s Policy Change on Disparate Impact Claims
A federal court dismissed a challenge to the EEOC’s shift away from enforcing disparate impact claims, but employers may still face liability under federal discrimination laws.
’26 Will Be Our Year! (But Maybe Not Our Number of Pay Periods)
An extra biweekly pay period in 2026 could create compliance challenges for employers, particularly when it comes to salaried pay, overtime exemptions, and payroll deductions. Advance planning and clear communication are key.
Wage and Hour’s Seasonal Reminder: Are You Calculating Overtime Correctly?
A WHD Opinion Letter reminds employers that hazard pay and other premiums must be included in overtime calculations under the FLSA.
Texas District Court Struck Down FLSA White Collar Exemption Increases Nationwide
On Friday November 15, 2024, Judge Sean Jordan of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas struck down the Department of Labor (“DOL”) Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) “white collar” exempt employee minimum salary increase regulations.