Overtime wages rule sets double pay, hour-rounding methods, and limits on extended working hours. Overtime wages are payable where a worker works beyond eight hours in a day as a daily wager, or beyond forty-eight hours in a week if not a daily wager. Such overtime is paid at twice the normal rate at the end of each wage period. The rule also prescribes how fractional hours and daily wages are to be calculated, and permits extended hours for specified classes of dock, mine, and construction work, subject to a quarterly ceiling of one hundred forty-four overtime hours.
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Overtime wages rule sets double pay, hour-rounding methods, and limits on extended working hours.
Overtime wages are payable where a worker works beyond eight hours in a day as a daily wager, or beyond forty-eight hours in a week if not a daily wager. Such overtime is paid at twice the normal rate at the end of each wage period. The rule also prescribes how fractional hours and daily wages are to be calculated, and permits extended hours for specified classes of dock, mine, and construction work, subject to a quarterly ceiling of one hundred forty-four overtime hours.
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