Employee time sheet For the firsttime in 50 years, the DOL has put in place a new definition of“regular rate of pay,” (RROP) which determines how an employee'sovertime pay is calculated.

Last week, the Department of Labor published a new rule regarding overtime pay that it says willencourage employers to offer employees more perks.

For the first time in 50 years, the DOL has put in place a newdefinition of “regular rate of pay,” (RROP) which determines how anemployee's overtime pay is calculated. Workers who areeligible for overtime are required to be paid 1.5 times the RROPwhen they work more than 40 hours per week.

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