Y'all, understanding how to properly classify your team members is key to staying on the right side of the law. ? If your organization has a lot of control over how, when, and what work gets done, or if the relationship is long-term and exclusive, those folks are likely employees. That means they should be earning at least $7.25 per hour and getting overtime pay for any hours worked over 40 each week. On the other hand, if your team members have more independence and work with multiple clients, they might be independent contractors. In that case, you’ll want to have an Independent Contractor Agreement in place, and remember: independent contractors shouldn't have a job description like employees do. For those who are employees, it's important to know who’s entitled to overtime. Non-exempt employees are eligible, while exempt employees aren’t. To be exempt, they need to meet specific criteria related to their salary and duties. If you’re unsure about how to classify your team or who’s eligible for what, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for a free consultation. We're here to help! ?? Send us an email on our website to get started. #nonprofitlaw #cultureconnection #okclawyer #nonprofitlawyer #nonprofitokc #employmentreadiness #workplaceleadership #leadership
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