Legal Question in Employment Law in Michigan

Is an employer require to pay overtime if it conducts interstate commerce {performing jobs out of state}, and does it preclude them from having to pay overtime while working in Michigan.

Asked on 5/13/13, 5:00 am

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State overtime regulations are not preempted by federal law.

Answered on 5/14/13, 6:34 am

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