Survival Guide to: Department of Labor Wage & Hour Investigations

Receiving notice from the Department of Labor (DOL) that your company is under investigation for labor compliance can be a scary thought!
About this Event
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...BUT IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE THAT SCARY.
In this Virtual Course, we will provide an overview of how to be prepared for DOL investigations so that the actual experience is not as scary and can help you improve and expedite the process.
HERE ARE SOME INSIGHTS YOU WILL DISCOVER:

What your rights and responsibilities are as a company during a DOL Wage & Hour Investigation

We will explain and teach the standard process typically followed by investigators so that you are not completely surprised when you receive the notice of investigation. Additionally, you have rights too! It is important to understand those rights to best protect your company.

Which Federal labor laws are covered during Wage & Hour investigations

For government contractors, not only does an investigator look for Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) overtime violations, but also, for Service Contract Act (SCA) and Davis Bacon Act (DBA) prevailing wage and Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act (CWHSSA) violations.

What records a company is required to produce if requested

We will uncover the types of recordkeeping information and documentation that your company will be required to produce to support your classification of employees (i.e., exempt versus non-exempt), wage & fringe benefit compensation/tracking, payroll deductions, hours worked, and the minimum and maximum covered period.

What happens when there is a back wage finding by the investigator

If the company is in agreement with the findings, you will learn when payment must be made to the employees and the process for providing proof of payment.
If the company disagrees with the findings, you will learn the process for contesting.

REAL Life Examples from a former DOL Investigator

We will have a former DOL Investigator break down some real life examples of investigations that will help you understand what is asked during interviews, what are they looking in reviewing documentation, and the “what not to do” scenarios!

AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!