Calculating employees’ “regular price of pay” for extra time purposes can be sophisticated when they acquire different premiums of pay out in a single pay out interval. A California appeals court recently stated companies did not violate state regulation by working with the “rate-in-effect” approach instead than the “weighted-average” approach.
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