FLSA Wage & Hour Division Regulations
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) sets record keeping regulations (29, CFR Part 516) for employment subject to its provisions.
FLSA WAGE & HOUR DIVISION REGULATIONS (29, CFR Part 516)
The United States Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division mandates every employer to keep specific time records for each non-exempt worker. These records must be complete and accurate and are required to include data about the hours worked by each employee, including:
- Time and day of week when employee’s workweek begins
- Hours worked each day
- Total hours worked each workweek
Punch rounding rules.
FLSA lawsuits are on the rise. Statistics
released by the Administrative Office
of The U.S. Courts confirm that
Wage & Hour cases represent the most
significant exposure to employers under
workplace laws. Employers need to be
vigilant in ensuring compliance with labor
laws.
Time clocks help prove your compliance by
recording accurate data for hours worked
by each employee.
Document meal periods.
Automatic meal period deductions are the
single largest reason for litigation. If you require
employees to punch Out and In for breaks on a
time clock, rather than auto deduct, you have
proof of meal periods.
Auto Totaling Time Clocks
Track and total employee time.
Take calculations off the “to do” list
Minimize payroll processing time
and eliminate errors.
