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Computer Professional Exemption

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  1. Iowa Construction Law Blog

    2020 Iowa Legislative Session Sales and Use Tax Changes

    By cedwardsdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-mackaman-ty

    On June 29, 2020, Governor Reynolds signed into law House File 2641, which included several changes to Iowa’s sales and use tax laws. Computer Peripherals Last year, the Iowa Legislature…

  2. Wage & Hour Litigation Blog

    Time to Review the Exempt Classification of Computer Employees?

    By Michael Fucci, Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    Authored by Kerry Friedrichs As technology continues to expand and evolve, employers increasingly are needing the services of highly-skilled computer programmers, software engineers, systems analysts, and similar employees. Often, these…

  3. California Employment Law Report

    Five things every employer with IT workers must understand about the computer professional exemption under California law

    By Anthony Zaller

    Recently I published a list of common exemptions under California law. This list of exemptions did not delve into the details of each exemption in detail, so I will be…

  4. Wage & Hour Law Update

    Pennsylvania District Judge Upholds Computer Professional Exemption To Technician

    By Noel P. Tripp

    The scope of the computer professional exemption, enacted prior to the widespread use of the Internet and before the existence of some of the most well-known tech companies (e.g., it…

  5. Wage and Hour Defense Blog

    If I Was (Still) The Secretary of Labor

    By Michael D. Thompson

      As our readers know, for the purposes of certain blog entries, I have unilaterally declared that I am the Secretary of Labor. Effective immediately: The “computer professional” exemption applies…

  6. Wage & Hour Law Update

    North Carolina Judge Upholds Employer Classification of Employee as Exempt Computer Professional

    By Noel P. Tripp

    The rapidly evolving world of information technology can give rise to disputes regarding the applicability of the FLSA’s 20+ year-old exemption for “computer professionals.”  A new decision reinforces that individuals…

  7. Wage & Hour Law Update

    Manhattan Magistrate Judge Recommends Court Apply Computer Exemption to Systems Support Analyst

    By Noel P. Tripp

    The FLSA exempts from the overtime pay requirement employees who receive qualifying compensation and perform the duties of a computer professional, principally relating to computer programming or systems analysis.  29 U.S.C. § 213(a)(17).  A New…

  8. Wage & Hour Law Update

    California Federal Court Finds Healthcare IT Worker Exempt From Overtime Pay Under Computer Professional Exemption

    By Noel P. Tripp

    Changes in technology and technology-related jobs occur at warp-speed; the law, however, moves slowly. For this reason, regulations regarding exempt status of workers are sometimes drafted with broad language to capture…

  9. Wage & Hour Law Update

    Ninth Circuit Provides Guidance on Scope of State Administrative Exemption to IT Workers

    By Noel P. Tripp

    Applicability of various FLSA white collar exemptions to workers in the information technology sector continues to be a detailed and difficult analysis, in part due to the Department of Labor’s…

  10. Wage & Hour - Developments & Highlights

    FLSA Computer Exemption To Get Revised: A Good Thing For Employers

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    Doug Weiner and Meg Thering, in the Wage Hour Defense Blog, recently commented on the introduction of the Computer Professionals Update Act in the US Senate on October 20, 2011.  They posit…