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wildermc  on June 27, 2011

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Iowa SHRM Council Study Group, ALOP 272, Linked:HR Flash Card Study Group

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Portal to Portal Act
Clarifies what is to be considered compensable time, employers do not have to pay for commute time
Contributor: Cris Wildermuth, Ed.D., SPHR, www.criswildermuth.com
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Portal to Portal Act Clarifies what is to be considered compensable time, employers do not have to pay for commute time
Contributor: Cris Wildermuth, Ed.D., SPHR, www.criswildermuth.com
Equal Pay Act Forbids pay discrimination on the basis of gender
Contributor: Cris Wildermuth, Ed.D., SPHR, www.criswildermuth.com
Number of hours per day a 14-15 year old can work when school is in term Three hours per day or 18 hours in a work week
Contributor: Cris Wildermuth, Ed.D., SPHR, www.criswildermuth.com
Computer employee exemption refers to employees who are paid at least... $455 a week or $27.63 per hour
Contributor: Cris Wildermuth, Ed.D., SPHR, www.criswildermuth.com
Reporting premium Minimum to be paid when employee is called for work and there is no work available
Contributor: Cris Wildermuth, Ed.D., SPHR, www.criswildermuth.com
External equity (CHA) Employees' perception of the fairness of their compensation in relation to compensation available in external labor market.
Internal equity (CHA) Employees' perception of the fairness of their compensation in relation to compensation available to others positions within the organization.
McNamara-O'Hara Service Contact Act (CHA) 1965 - requires contractors providing services of $2500+ to the federal government pay the prevailing rate. Also requires benefits = to benefits in geographic area and a safe/healthy working environment.
Behavioral Control (CHA) Determined by amount of authority the employer has to direct how the worker accomplishes the task.
Financial Control (CHA) Employer controls the business aspects of the worker's job.
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Worker's Compensation State laws that provide protection for employees in case of job-related injury or illness.
Civil Rights Act (1964) Prohibits discrimination against an individual with respect to compensation based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
Incentive Pay Designed to achieve organizational goals by motivating employees to perform above the standard.

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