Chapter 7 Fair Labor Standards Act
Index
- Section 4 Child Labor
- Section 5 Equal Pay
- Section 8 Enterprise Coverage
- Section 9 Establishment
- Section 10 Related Activities
- Section 11 Leased Departments
- Section 12 Independent Contractors
- Section 13 Franchises
- Section 14 Annual Gross Volume of at Least $500,000
- Section 15 Individual Coverage
- Section 16 Engaged in Commerce
- Section 17 Engaged in the Production of Goods for Commerce
- Section 18 Goods
- Section 19 Who Is an Employee?
- Section 20 Independent Contractor or Employee?
- Section 21 Trainees
- Section 22 Elected Officials and Others
- Section 23 Volunteers
- Section 24 Minimum Wage
- Section 25 Special Subminimum Wage Certificates
- Section 26 Full-Time Students
- Section 27 Messengers
- Section 28 Learners
- Section 29 Student-Learners
- Section 30 Apprentices
- Section 31 Workers With a Disability
- Section 32 Youth Opportunity Wage
- Section 33 Tipped Employees
- Section 34 Deductions for Board, Lodging, and Other Facilities
- Section 35 Nondeductible Facilities, Including Uniforms
- Section 36 Overtime
- Section 37 Regular Rate of Pay
- Section 38 Overtime Pay and the Workweek
- Section 39 Computation of the Regular Rate of Pay and Overtime Compensation
- Section 40 Fluctuating Workweek Overtime Pay
- Section 41 Employment Requiring Irregular Hours
- Section 42 Special Overtime Rules for Unionized Employees
- Section 43 Health Care Workers
- Section 44 Compensatory Time Off in Lieu of Overtime Pay
- Section 45 Relationship to Missouri Overtime Laws and Preemption
- Section 46 Hours Worked
- Section 47 Waiting Time
- Section 48 On-Call Time
- Section 49 Rest Periods
- Section 50 Meal Time
- Section 51 Sleeping Time
- Section 52 Training Time
- Section 53 Travel Time
- Section 54 Ordinary Travel From Home to Work
- Section 55 Emergencies
- Section 56 Special Assignment
- Section 57 Principal Activity Travel
- Section 58 Travel Away From Home
- Section 59 Preparatory and Concluding Activities
- Section 60 Fair Labor Standards Act Exemptions
- Section 61 White Collar Exemptions
- Section 62 Executive Employees
- Section 63 Administrative Employees
- Section 64 Work Related to the Management or General Business Operations of Employer or Employer?s Customers
- Section 65 Work Involving the Exercise of Discretion and Independent Judgment
- Section 66 Professional Employees
- Section 67 Computer Employees
- Section 68 Outside Sales Employees
- Section 69 Highly Compensated Employees
- Section 70 Motor-Carrier Exemption
- Section 71 Companionship Exemption
- Section 72 Third-Party Employers
- Section 73 Trained Activities Exception
- Section 74 Companionship Activities
- Section 75 Other Exempt Job Categories
- Section 76 Litigation Issues
- Section 77 Statute of Limitations
- Section 78 Jurisdiction
- Section 79 Venue
- Section 80 Standing
- Section 81 Collective Actions
- Section 82 Actions Brought by the Department of Labor
- Section 83 Actions for Injunctions
- Section 84 Administrative Investigation
- Section 86 Actions for Damages
- Section 87 Employee Lawsuits
- Section 88 Damages
- Section 89 Retaliation Claims
- Section 90 Affirmative Defenses
- Section 91 Statute of Limitations
- Section 92 Good Faith