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Legally, being a professional only means you're exempt from the requirement for overtime pay.
by philipov 8y ago
Legally, being a professional only means you're exempt from the requirement for overtime pay.
- geodel 8y agoI think this is really critical part. In my country a lot of (private) banks promoted the title of clerks to 'officers'. Not the title employees asked, but being officers they are not entitled to overtime.
- gwbas1c 8y agoSomeone earlier in this thread is confusing "professional" and "engineer".