In an effort to help its members adjust to recent Department of Labor-issued overtime regulations, the AMOA has joined with the Partnership to Protect Workplace Opportunity (PPWO). New regulations were passed in May and include a 100-percent increase to the minimum salary threshold for paying overtime to exempt employees.
The PPWO is made up of a diverse group of associations and businesses that employ millions across the country in an assortment of industries. The Partnership believes its members are best served by a system that promotes flexibility in structuring employee schedules and hours while simultaneously promoting career advancement opportunities for employees.
The Partnership recently sent a letter to leaders of the U.S. House Small Business Committee urging support for H.R. 4773, the Protecting Workplace Advancement and Opportunity Act, which would require the DOL to conduct a detailed economic analysis before making further changes to federal overtime requirements and would prohibit automatic increases.
To learn more about PPWO, and to sign on to letters in support of H.R. 4773 and its Senate counterpart S.B. 2707, click here.
