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business1 year ago

Federal Judge Blocks Biden's Overtime Pay Rule for Millions

A federal court in Texas has struck down the U.S. Department of Labor's rule that would have increased the salary threshold for white-collar overtime exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The court ruled that the DOL exceeded its authority by setting a high salary threshold and implementing automatic updates. This decision nullifies the planned increases for January 2025 and July 2024, affecting employers nationwide. The DOL may appeal, but a change in administration could influence future actions.

via Littler Mendelson PC|
#business#court-ruling#department-of-labor
labor-law1 year ago

"New Federal Overtime Rules Spark Lawsuits and Business Concerns"

The U.S. Department of Labor will implement new overtime rules starting this summer, making millions of salaried workers earning $43,888 or less annually eligible for overtime pay. The threshold will increase again in 2025 and 2027, with future adjustments every three years. The changes are expected to affect 4 million workers, though some professions and states with higher thresholds are exempt.

via WGHP FOX8 Greensboro|
#department-of-labor#employment-regulations#fair-labor-standards-act
labor-law1 year ago

"Upcoming Changes to Overtime Pay Rules: Key Points"

The U.S. Department of Labor will implement new overtime rules starting July 1, 2024, making salaried employees earning $43,888 or less annually eligible for overtime pay. This threshold will increase to $58,656 on January 1, 2025, and will be adjusted every three years thereafter. The changes are expected to make 4 million more workers eligible for overtime, though certain professions and states with higher thresholds are unaffected.

via WOODTV.com|
#department-of-labor#employment-regulations#fair-labor-standards-act
labor-law1 year ago

"Business Groups Challenge Biden's New Overtime Pay Rules"

The U.S. Department of Labor will implement new overtime rules starting this summer, making salaried employees earning $43,888 or less annually eligible for overtime pay. The threshold will increase again in 2025 and 2027, potentially qualifying 4 million more workers for overtime. Some professions and states with higher thresholds are unaffected.

via WFLA|
#department-of-labor#fair-labor-standards-act#labor-law
labor-law1 year ago

"Upcoming Changes to Overtime Pay Rules: Key Points"

The U.S. Department of Labor will implement new overtime rules starting this summer, making millions of salaried workers earning $43,888 or less annually eligible for overtime pay. The threshold will increase again in 2025 and 2027, with future adjustments every three years. The changes are expected to affect 4 million workers, though some professions and states with higher thresholds are exempt.

via FOX 5 San Diego|
#department-of-labor#fair-labor-standards-act#labor-law
immigration2 years ago

UK Home Office Reverses Family Visa Salary Threshold Increase, Sparks Chaos

The UK Home Office has reversed its plans to increase the salary threshold for family visas from £18,600 to £38,700, following backlash. Instead, the threshold will now be raised to £29,000 in spring 2024, with no timeline set for the higher threshold. The change aims to reduce the number of people coming to the UK, but critics argue that it could restrict British citizens with foreign partners more than migrant workers. Home Secretary James Cleverly believes the government's plans will reduce net migration by 300,000 people per year, while opponents criticize the lack of coordination and consultation in the decision-making process.

via Sky News|
#family-visa#home-office#immigration
immigration2 years ago

UK Government Reverses Course on Spousal Visa Salary Threshold Amid Backlash

The UK government has decided to reduce the salary threshold for spousal visas after facing criticism. The move comes after concerns were raised that the previous threshold of £18,600 ($23,000) per year was too high and was causing unnecessary separation of families. The new threshold will be set at £18,100 ($22,500) per year, making it easier for individuals to bring their foreign spouses to the UK.

via Financial Times|
#backlash#immigration#reduction
immigration2 years ago

UK Government Revises Family Visa Salary Threshold Amid Backlash and Chaos

The UK government has reversed its plans to increase the salary threshold for Britons bringing family members to the country to £38,700, instead setting it at £29,000 initially with further increases at unspecified dates. The change comes after pressure to tighten controls on legal migration due to record levels of people coming to the UK. The Home Office has confirmed that those renewing a family visa will not have to meet the new earnings threshold, and the Liberal Democrats have criticized the planned £38,700 threshold as "unworkable."

via BBC.com|
#family-visa#government#immigration
immigration2 years ago

UK Home Office Faces Backlash and Chaos Over U-Turn on Family Visa Salary Threshold

The UK Home Office has reversed its decision to immediately raise the minimum salary requirement for British nationals bringing foreign family members to the UK, instead opting to raise it incrementally to £29,000 before eventually reaching £38,700. The sudden policy change without consultation has been criticized by opposition parties, with Labour accusing the government of chaos. While the revised threshold is still higher than the previous requirement of £18,600, it partially addresses concerns over the impact on families. The original change was expected to contribute to a reduction in annual migration numbers, but also faced legal challenges and public backlash. The lack of detail in the revised proposal has further fueled criticism.

via The Guardian|
#family-visa#home-office#immigration
immigration2 years ago

The Impact of UK's Family Visa Crackdown on Indian Family Plans and Marriage Proposals

The UK government is implementing a major increase in the minimum salary threshold for British nationals and permanent residents applying to bring family members to the UK. Starting from March/April next year, the threshold will jump from GBP 18,600 to GBP 38,700 annually. This move is expected to impact many Indian families, as Indians make up the second-highest cohort under the Family Visa category. The steep hike in the income threshold will particularly affect lower-income British citizens, women, and younger people. The new measures have raised concerns about rushed marriages and the quality of care provided by overseas care workers. Indian industry and student groups have warned of unintended consequences and skilled Indians choosing alternate economies.

via NDTV|
#family-visa#immigration#indian-families
immigration2 years ago

Implications of New Migrant Rules on Staffing and Family Plans

Employers in Northern Ireland are concerned that new migration rules, which raise the minimum salary threshold for skilled overseas workers, may lead to staff shortages in manufacturing, care, and food production. The increased threshold of £38,700 is well above the average salary in Northern Ireland. Some employers argue that the salary requirement is too high and will limit their ability to grow. Additionally, the rules will not apply to certain sectors such as health and social care, but overseas care workers will not be able to bring in family dependents. This could further exacerbate the labor shortage in Northern Ireland, where there is already a lack of available local labor.

via BBC.com|
#immigration#migrant-workers#migration-rules
immigration2 years ago

UK Implements Stricter Visa Rules to Reduce Immigration Numbers

The UK government plans to raise the minimum salary threshold for foreign skilled workers to £38,700 ($48,800) in an effort to cut net migration. The measure aims to address the record net migration in 2022 and gain more control over immigration. The package of measures also includes reforming the list of jobs with exceptions due to shortages and tightening rules on workers bringing their families. The move may lead to disputes with businesses struggling to hire workers amid a tight labor market and the end of free movement from the EU.

via Al Jazeera English|
#immigration#migration#salary-threshold
labor-and-employment2 years ago

"Biden's Proposed Rule Expands Overtime Pay to Millions of Workers Earning Less than $55,000"

The Biden administration has proposed a new rule that would expand overtime pay eligibility to about 3.6 million additional workers earning less than $55,000 annually. The current cutoff for overtime pay is $35,568. The rule aims to address an "outdated" system where low-paid salaried employees are not compensated for working more than 40 hours a week. The proposal also suggests updating the salary threshold every three years to reflect current income data. The rule would have the most significant impact on industries such as retail, food, hospitality, and manufacturing.

via CBS News|
#biden-administration#department-of-labor#labor-and-employment