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Hello,
We are a consulting company and thus cross-share resources and project loads from time to time between Canada and the US (we have companies in both countries)
We have a Canadian employee
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Canadian Employee working in US
posted at 8/15/2011 6:14 AM EDT
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hrbth - yes we do have Admin staff and we do pay them OT per FLSA guidelines.
Howard's comment is correct, our practice is to pay OT to other exempt staff when it is project/client related work.
thanks to all for the information
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Canadian Employee working in US
posted at 8/15/2011 6:24 AM EDT
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It may be a common practice in the US, but it isn't in Canada. It also isn't legally required, in either country.
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Canadian Employee working in US
posted at 8/15/2011 6:31 AM EDT
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hrbth - agreed and thank for that distinction between benefit/common practice and legal obligation.
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