Do you require nonexempt employees to review their timecards every pay period? Probably not.
But according to Bob Yonowitz, partner at the Irvine, Calif. office of Fisher & Phillips LLP, you should.
Do you require nonexempt employees to review their timecards every pay period? Probably not.
But according to Bob Yonowitz, partner at the Irvine, Calif. office of Fisher & Phillips LLP, you should.
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