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OH HB731
Bill
Status
7/21/2020
Primary Sponsor
Kent Smith
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AI Summary
H.B. No. 731 Summary
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Raises the salary threshold for employees exempt from overtime laws from an unspecified amount to $913 per week, effective immediately upon passage.
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Requires the Director of Commerce to adjust the salary threshold every three years beginning September 30, 2022, based on the fortieth percentile of weekly earnings of full-time nonhourly workers in the lowest wage census region using U.S. Department of Labor data.
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Allows employees paid on a fee basis to qualify as exempt if their hourly rate (total pay divided by hours worked, multiplied by 40) equals or exceeds the minimum weekly salary threshold.
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Exempts certain professionals from overtime requirements unless paid hourly: teachers, attorneys, physicians, dentists, optometrists, and medical interns/residents.
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Extends small business paperwork violation penalties waiver to first-time violations with exceptions for serious public harm, criminal conduct, tax violations, and federal compliance requirements.
Legislative Description
Raise salary threshold above which exempt from overtime
Commerce
Last Action
Refer to Committee: Commerce and Labor
8/31/2020