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it's not powered by norms. In the US, if you want to employ someone more than 40 hours you have to give them extra overtime pay. It's called the Fair Labor Stan
by culi 5mo ago
it's not powered by norms. In the US, if you want to employ someone more than 40 hours you have to give them extra overtime pay. It's called the Fair Labor Standards Act and it was passed in 1938
- madrox 5mo agoUnless you are exempt. Guess what profession tends to be considered exempt? If you are a SWE, you don't get paid overtime for working that incident on the weekend or going over 40 hours in a week. The only reason you work five days a week is tradition.
- dalyons 5mo agoHence the rise of 996 bs
- kelnos 5mo agoIt's easy to get around that; just switch your employees to a salaried arrangement, and now you're exempt from shelling out for overtime pay. Give the employees enough work such that they have to work on weekends... and... done.