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The only time I've seen where it wouldn't be exempt is if you paid them hourly.
by mhurron 13y ago
The only time I've seen where it wouldn't be exempt is if you paid them hourly.
- gohrt 13y ago"Salary" jobs are exempt, but certain jobs are non-exempt by law, because the work is considered so hourly-like and non-independent that the "salary" is considered a sham. (Example: You can't be a "exempt, salaried" clerk at a store if you are required to be at the store from 8am to 6pm and are required to do a specific set of tasks in a prescribed way.)
- mhurron 13y agoThat doesn't say anything about the situation where programmers would ever be non-exempt unless you paid them hourly instead of a salary.
- stonemetal 13y agoIt isn't that simple. For a software developer to be exempt their salary must be above 83K a year[1]. That is why EA ran a foul of it even though their devs were salaried. [1]http://www.gotovertime.com/computer_pro.html http://www.gotovertime.com/computer_pro.html