The Department of Labor (DOL) has released its agenda for the coming year, and it has a few surprises to spring on American business.
First (for discussion’s sake), the DOL wants each paycheck to come with a stub or explanation of hours worked, overtime paid and everything else that went into the computation of the amount.
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