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29 CFR § 778.109 - The regular rate is an hourly rate. § 778.109 The regular rate is an hourly rate. The “regular rate” under the Act is a rate per hour. The regulations for computing overtime pay under sections 7(g)(1) and 7(g)(2) of the Act for employees paid on the basis of a piece rate, or at a variety of hourly rates or piece rates, or a combination thereof, are set forth in 29 CFR 778.415 -778.421. § 779.18 Regular rate. As explained in the interpretative bulletin on overtime compensation, part 778 of this chapter, employees subject to the overtime pay provisions of the Act must generally receive for their overtime work in any workweek as provided in the Act not less than one and one-half times their regular rates of pay. The resulting amount is the regular rate. 29 CFR 778.110 (b). For example, if an employee works 46 hours in a workweek, is paid $12 per hour, and receives a $46 bonus, the regular rate would be calculated as follows. The employer would multiply the 46 hours worked by the hourly rate of $12, which would equal $552. § 778.209 Method of inclusion of bonus in regular rate. (a) General rules. Where a bonus payment is considered a part of the regular rate at which an employee is employed, it must be included in computing his regular hourly rate of pay and overtime compensation.
29 CFR § 778.330 - Prizes or contest awards generally. § 778.330 Prizes or contest awards generally. All compensation (except statutory exclusions) paid by or on behalf of an employer to an employee as remuneration for employment must be included in the regular rate, whether paid in the form of cash or otherwise.
The regulations for computing overtime pay under sections 7(g)(1) and 7(g)(2) of the Act for employees paid on the basis of a piece rate, or at a variety of hourly rates or piece rates, or a combination thereof, are set forth in 29 CFR 778.415 -778.421. § 779.18 Regular rate. As explained in the interpretative bulletin on overtime compensation, part 778 of this chapter, employees subject to the overtime pay provisions of the Act must generally receive for their overtime work in any workweek as provided in the Act not less than one and one-half times their regular rates of pay. The resulting amount is the regular rate. 29 CFR 778.110 (b). For example, if an employee works 46 hours in a workweek, is paid $12 per hour, and receives a $46 bonus, the regular rate would be calculated as follows. The employer would multiply the 46 hours worked by the hourly rate of $12, which would equal $552. § 778.209 Method of inclusion of bonus in regular rate. (a) General rules. Where a bonus payment is considered a part of the regular rate at which an employee is employed, it must be included in computing his regular hourly rate of pay and overtime compensation. 29 CFR § 778.330 - Prizes or contest awards generally. § 778.330 Prizes or contest awards generally. All compensation (except statutory exclusions) paid by or on behalf of an employer to an employee as remuneration for employment must be included in the regular rate, whether paid in the form of cash or otherwise. The regular rate is defined as the total remuneration divided by the total hours worked. The assistant earned a total of $408 for the 48 hours that she worked ($8 an hour times 24 hours plus $9 an hour times 24 hours). Her regular rate equaled $8.50 and her half-time premium is $4.25. Her total earnings for the 8 hours of overtime are $102.
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Dec 16, 2019 Part 778 of CFR title 29 contains the regulations addressing the calculation of the regular rate of pay for overtime compensation under section 7
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29 CFR §779.419 - Dependence of the section 7(i) overtime pay exemption upon the level of the employee's "regular rate" of pay. 29 CFR §779.420 Dec 16, 2019 Part 778 of CFR title 29 contains the regulations addressing the calculation of the regular rate of pay for overtime compensation under section 7
The regular rate is defined as the total remuneration divided by the total hours worked. The assistant earned a total of $408 for the 48 hours that she worked ($8 an hour times 24 hours plus $9 an hour times 24 hours). Her regular rate equaled $8.50 and her half-time premium is $4.25. Her total earnings for the 8 hours of overtime are $102.
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D. "Leakage rate" for test purposes is that leakage which occurs in a unit of time, reactor containment under normal operation, such as purge and ventilation, Jun 27, 2017 Equipment Rental Rates (23 CFR 635.120) does not exist for standby rates, it has been the normal practice of the courts to reduce published Oct 15, 2018 49 CFR Part 219. Regulated employee: A person who performs covered service ( subject to hours of service laws) functions at a rate sufficient to 29 CFR § 778.108 - The “regular rate”. § 778.108 The “regular rate”. The “regular rate” of pay under the Act cannot be left to a declaration by the parties as to what is to be treated as the regular rate for an employee; it must be drawn from what happens under the employment contract (Bay Ridge Operating Co. v. Aaron,334 U.S. 446).