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My wife is an assistant technical designer at a major apparal company. Her employers have been demanding that she and her colleagues work overtime, including Saturdays, and claim that they do not qualify for paid overtime since they are salaried employees. Is this true? Is there an exemption in California law that salaried apparal industry employees do not qualify for paid overtime?
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Posted on / Apr. 28, 2010 12:54:00

If she is properly classified as salaried exempt, no OT is due. Her job duties determine the outcome of this dispute. Just because she has been paid 'as' salaried is not conclusive. She may be entitled to retroactive OT and other benefits if she is not really and properly salaried exempt. If she is serious about pursuing this claim, feel free to contact me for legal help.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Apr. 28, 2010 12:54:00

If she is properly classified as salaried exempt, no OT is due. Her job duties determine the outcome of this dispute. Just because she has been paid 'as' salaried is not conclusive. She may be entitled to retroactive OT and other benefits if she is not really and properly salaried exempt. If she is serious about pursuing this claim, feel free to contact me for legal help.

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