Can my employer change my salary status to hourly using the new FLSA rules.
Your employer can pay you (or any other employee, for that matter) as either a salaried or hourly employee, depending on the EMPLOYER'S preference....
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Your employer can pay you (or any other employee, for that matter) as either a salaried or hourly employee, depending on the EMPLOYER'S preference....
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You are entitled to A waitress, not the waitress you want. My guess is that the manager felt like you and the waitress were talking to much and...
Your employer can tell you what route he wants you to take while you are working. Nothing illegal about that.