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Federal Payroll Non-Tax Laws & Regulations

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• • • • • 29 CFR §552.102. Live-in domestic service employees. 392392
        • 29 CFR §552.103. Babysitting services in general. 393393
        • 29 CFR §552.104. Babysitting services performed on a casual basis. 394394
        • 29 CFR §552.105. Individuals performing babysitting services in their own homes. 395395
        • 29 CFR §552.106. Companionship services. 396396
        • 29 CFR §552.107. Yard maintenance workers. 397397
        • 29 CFR §552.108. Child labor provisions. 398398
        • 29 CFR §552.109. Third party employment. 399399
        • 29 CFR §552.110. Recordkeeping requirements. 400400
    • 29 CFR PART 553. APPLICATION OF THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT TO EMPLOYEES OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS 401401
    • • Subpart A. General 402402
      • • Introduction 403403
        • • 29 CFR §553.1. Definitions. 404404
          • 29 CFR §553.2. Purpose and scope. 405405
          • 29 CFR §553.3. Coverage — general. 406406
        • Section 3(e)(2)(C) — Exclusions 407407
        • • 29 CFR §553.10. General. 408408
          • 29 CFR §553.11. Exclusion for elected officials and their appointees. 409409
          • 29 CFR §553.12. Exclusion for employees of legislative branches. 410410
        • Section 7(o) — Compensatory Time and Compensatory Time Off 411411
        • • 29 CFR §553.20. Introduction. 412412
          • 29 CFR §553.21. Statutory provisions. 413413
          • 29 CFR §553.22. “FLSA compensatory time” and “FLSA compensatory time off”. 414414
          • 29 CFR §553.23. Agreement or understanding prior to performance of work. 415415
          • 29 CFR §553.24. “Public safety”, “emergency response”, and “seasonal” activities. 416416
          • 29 CFR §553.25. Conditions for use of compensatory time (“reasonable period”, “unduly disrupt”). 417417
          • 29 CFR §553.26. Cash overtime payments. 418418
          • 29 CFR §553.27. Payments for unused compensatory time. 419419
          • 29 CFR §553.28. Other compensatory time. 420420
        • Other Exemptions 421421
        • • 29 CFR §553.30. Occasional or sporadic employment — section 7(p)(2). 422422
          • 29 CFR §553.31. Substitution — section 7(p)(3). 423423
          • 29 CFR §553.32. Other FLSA exemptions. 424424
        • Recordkeeping 425425
        • • 29 CFR §553.50. Records to be kept of compensatory time. 426426
          • 29 CFR §553.51. Records to be kept for employees paid pursuant to Section 7(k). 427427
      • Subpart B. Volunteers 428428
      • • 29 CFR §553.100. General. 429429
        • 29 CFR §553.101. “Volunteer” defined. 430430
        • 29 CFR §553.102. Employment by the same public agency. 431431
        • 29 CFR §553.103. “Same type of services” defined. 432432
        • 29 CFR §553.104. Private individuals who volunteer services to public agencies. 433433
        • 29 CFR §553.105. Mutual aid agreements. 434434
        • 29 CFR §553.106. Payment of expenses, benefits, or fees. 435435
      • Subpart C. Fire Protection and Law Enforcement Employees of Public Agencies 436436
      • • General Principles 437437
        • • 29 CFR §553.200. Statutory provisions: section 13(b)(20). 438438
          • 29 CFR §553.201. Statutory provisions: section 7(k). 439439
          • 29 CFR §553.202. Limitations. 440440
        • Exemption Requirements 441441
        • • 29 CFR §553.210. Fire protection activities. 442442
          • 29 CFR §553.211. Law enforcement activities. 443443
          • 29 CFR §553.212. Twenty percent limitation on nonexempt work. 444444
          • 29 CFR §553.213. Public agency employees engaged in both fire protection and law enforcement activities. 445445
          • 29 CFR §553.214. Trainees. 446446
          • 29 CFR §553.215. [Reserved] 447447
          • 29 CFR §553.216. Other exemptions. 448448
        • Tour of Duty and Compensable Hours of Work Rules 449449
        • • 29 CFR §553.220. “Tour of duty” defined. 450450
          • 29 CFR §553.221. Compensable hours of work. 451451
          • 29 CFR §553.222. Sleep time. 452452
          • 29 CFR §553.223. Meal time. 453453
          • 29 CFR §553.224. “Work period” defined. 454454
          • 29 CFR §553.225. Early relief. 455455
          • 29 CFR §553.226. Training time. 456456
          • 29 CFR §553.227. Outside employment. 457457
        • Overtime Compensation Rules 458458
        • • 29 CFR §553.230. Maximum hours standards for work periods of 7 to 28 days — section 7(k). 459459
          • 29 CFR §553.231. Compensatory time off. 460460
          • 29 CFR §553.232. Overtime pay requirements. 461461
          • 29 CFR §553.233. “Regular rate” defined. 462462
    • 29 CFR PART 570. CHILD LABOR REGULATIONS, ORDERS AND STATEMENTS OF INTERPRETATION 463463
    • • Subpart A. General 464464
      • • 29 CFR §570.1. Definitions. 465465
        • 29 CFR §570.2. Minimum age standards. 466466
      • Subpart B. Certificates of Age 467467
      • • 29 CFR §570.5. Certificates of age and their effect. 468468
        • 29 CFR §570.6. Contents and disposition of certificates of age. 469469
        • 29 CFR §570.7. Documentary evidence required for issuance of a certificate of age. 470470
        • 29 CFR §570.8. Issuance of a Federal certificate of age. 471471
        • 29 CFR §570.9. States in which State certificates of age are accepted. 472472
        • 29 CFR §570.10. Rules for certificates of age in the State of Alaska and the Territory of Guam. 473473
        • 29 CFR §570.11. Continued acceptability of certificates of age. 474474
        • 29 CFR §570.12. Revoked certificates of age. 475475
        • Provisions of Other Laws 476476
        • • 29 CFR §570.25. Effect on laws other than the Federal child labor standards. 477477
      • Subpart C. Employment of Minors Between 14 and 16 Years of Age (Child Labor Reg. 3) 478478
      • • 29 CFR §570.31. Secretary’s determinations concerning the employment of minors 14 and 15 years of age. 479479
        • 29 CFR §570.32. Effect of this subpart. 480480
        • 29 CFR §570.33. Occupations that are prohibited to minors 14 and 15 years of age. 481481
        • 29 CFR §570.34. Occupations that may be performed by minors 14 and 15 years of age. 482482
        • 29 CFR §570.35. Hours of work and conditions of employment permitted for minors 14 and 15 years of age. 483483
        • 29 CFR §570.36. Work experience and career exploration program. 484484
        • 29 CFR §570.37. Work-study program. 485485
        • 29 CFR §570.38. Effect of a certificate of age under this subpart. 486486
        • 29 CFR §570.39. Effect of this subpart on other laws. 487487
      • Subpart D. [Reserved] 488488
      • Subpart E. Occupations Particularly Hazardous for the Employment of Minors Between 16 and 18 Years of Age or Detrimental to Their Health or Well-Being 489489
      • • 29 CFR §570.50. General. 490490
        • 29 CFR §570.51. Occupations in or about plants or establishments manufacturing or storing explosives or articles containing explosive components (Order 1). 491491
        • 29 CFR §570.52. Occupations of motor-vehicle driver and outside helper (Order 2). 492492
        • 29 CFR §570.53. Coal-mine occupations (Order 3). 493493
        • 29 CFR §570.54. Forest fire fighting and forest fire prevention occupations, timber tract occupations, forestry service occupations, logging occupations, and occupations in the operation of any sawmill, lath mill, shingle mill, or cooperage stock mill (Order 4). 494494
        • 29 CFR §570.55. Occupations involved in the operation of power-driven woodworking machines (Order 5). 495495
        • 29 CFR §570.57. Exposure to radioactive substances and to ionizing radiations (Order 6). 496496
        • 29 CFR §570.58. Occupations involved in the operation of power-driven hoisting apparatus (Order 7). 497497
        • 29 CFR §570.59. Occupations involved in the operation of power-driven metal forming, punching, and shearing machines (Order 8). 498498
        • 29 CFR §570.60. Occupations in connection with mining, other than coal (Order 9). 499499
        • 29 CFR §570.61. Occupations in the operation of power-driven meat-processing machines and occupations involving slaughtering, meat and poultry packing, processing, or rendering (Order 10). 500500
        • 29 CFR §570.62. Occupations involved in the operation of bakery machines (Order 11). 501501
        • 29 CFR §570.63. Occupations involved in the operation of balers, compactors, and paper-products machines (Order 12). 502502
        • 29 CFR §570.64. Occupations involved in the manufacture of brick, tile, and kindred products (Order 13). 503503
        • 29 CFR §570.65. Occupations involving the operation of circular saws, band saws, guillotine shears, chain saws, reciprocating saws, wood chippers, and abrasive cutting discs (Order 14). 504504
        • 29 CFR §570.66. Occupations involved in wrecking, demolition, and shipbreaking operations (Order 15). 505505
        • 29 CFR §570.67. Occupations in roofing operations and on or about a roof (Order 16). 506506
        • 29 CFR §570.68. Occupations in excavation operations (Order 17). 507507
      • Subpart E-1. Occupations in Agriculture Particularly Hazardous for the Employment of Children Below the Age of 16 508508
      • • 29 CFR §570.70. Purpose and scope. 509509
        • 29 CFR §570.71. Occupations involved in agriculture. 510510
        • 29 CFR §570.72. Exemptions. 511511
      • Subpart F. [Reserved] 512512
      • Subpart G. General Statements of Interpretation of the Child Labor Provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, as Amended 513513
      • • General 514514
        • • 29 CFR §570.101. Introductory statement. 515515
          • 29 CFR §570.102. General scope of statutory provisions. 516516
          • 29 CFR §570.103. Comparison with wage and hour provisions. 517517
        • Coverage of Section 12(a) 518518
        • • 29 CFR §570.104. General. 519519
          • 29 CFR §570.105. “Producer, manufacturer, or dealer”. 520520
          • 29 CFR §570.106. “Ship or deliver for shipment in commerce”. 521521
          • 29 CFR §570.107. “Goods”. 522522
          • 29 CFR §570.108. “Produced”. 523523
          • 29 CFR §570.109. “Establishment situated in the United States”. 524524
          • 29 CFR §570.110. “In or about”. 525525
          • 29 CFR §570.111. Removal “within 30 days”. 526526
        • Coverage of Section 12(c) 527527
        • • 29 CFR §570.112. General. 528528
          • 29 CFR §570.113. Employment “in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce”. 529529
        • Joint and Separate Applicability of Sections 12(a) and 12(c) 530530
        • • 29 CFR §570.114. General. 531531
          • 29 CFR §570.115. Joint applicability. 532532
          • 29 CFR §570.116. Separate applicability. 533533
        • Oppressive Child Labor 534534
        • • 29 CFR §570.117. General. 535535
          • 29 CFR §570.118. Sixteen-year minimum. 536536
          • 29 CFR §570.119. Fourteen-year minimum. 537537
          • 29 CFR §570.120. Eighteen-year minimum. 538538
          • 29 CFR §570.121. Age certificates. 539539
        • Exemptions 540540
        • • 29 CFR §570.122. General. 541541
          • 29 CFR §570.123. Agriculture. 542542
          • 29 CFR §570.124. Delivery of newspapers. 543543
          • 29 CFR §570.125. Actors and performers. 544544
          • 29 CFR §570.126. Parental exemption. 545545
          • 29 CFR §570.127. Homeworkers engaged in the making of evergreen wreaths. 546546
          • 29 CFR §570.128. Loading of certain scrap paper balers and paper box compactors. 547547
          • 29 CFR §570.129. Limited driving of automobiles and trucks by 17-year-olds. 548548
          • 29 CFR §570.130. Employment of certain youth inside and outside of places of business that use power-driven machinery to process wood products. 549549
        • Enforcement 550550
        • • 29 CFR §570.140. General. 551551
          • 29 CFR §570.141. Good faith defense. 552552
          • 29 CFR §570.142. Relation to other laws. 553553
    • 29 CFR PART 575. WAIVER OF CHILD LABOR PROVISIONS FOR AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT OF 10 AND 11 YEAR OLD MINORS IN HAND HARVESTING OF SHORT SEASON CROPS 554554
    • • 29 CFR §575.1. Purpose and scope. 555555
      • 29 CFR §575.2. Definitions. 556556
      • 29 CFR §575.3. Application for waiver. 557557
      • 29 CFR §575.4. Information to be included in application. 558558
      • 29 CFR §575.5. Supporting data to accompany application. 559559
      • 29 CFR §575.6. Procedure for action on an application. 560560
      • 29 CFR §575.7. Statutory conditions for employment under the waiver. 561561
      • 29 CFR §575.8. Secretary’s conditions for employment under the waiver. 562562
      • 29 CFR §575.9. Failure to comply with the terms and conditions of the waiver. 563563
    • 29 CFR PART 578. TIP RETENTION, MINIMUM WAGE, AND OVERTIME VIOLATIONS—CIVIL MONEY PENALTIES 564564
    • • 29 CFR §578.1. What does this part cover? 565565
      • 29 CFR §578.2. Definitions. 566566
      • 29 CFR §578.3. What types of violations may result in a penalty being assessed? 567567
      • 29 CFR §578.4. Determination of penalty. 568568
    • 29 CFR PART 579. CHILD LABOR VIOLATIONS—CIVIL MONEY PENALTIES 569569
    • • 29 CFR §579.1. Purpose and scope. 569569
      • 29 CFR §579.2. Definitions. 570570
      • 29 CFR §579.3. Violations for which child labor civil money penalties may be assessed. 571571
      • 29 CFR §579.4. [Reserved] 572572
      • 29 CFR §579.5. Determining the amount of the penalty and assessing the penalty. 573573
    • 29 CFR PART 580. CIVIL MONEY PENALTIES—PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND CONTESTING PENALTIES 574574
    • • 29 CFR §580.1. Definitions. 575575
      • 29 CFR §580.2. Applicability of procedures and rules. 576576
      • 29 CFR §580.3. Written notice of determination required. 577577
      • 29 CFR §580.4. Contents of notice. 578578
      • 29 CFR §580.5. Finality of notice. 579579
      • 29 CFR §580.6. Exception to determination of penalty and request for hearing. 580580
      • Rules of Practice 581581
      • • 29 CFR §580.7. General. 582582
        • 29 CFR §580.8. Service and computation of time. 583583
        • 29 CFR §580.9. Commencement of proceeding. 584584
      • Referral for Hearing 585585
      • • 29 CFR §580.10. Referral to Administrative Law Judge. 586586
        • 29 CFR §580.11. Appointment of Administrative Law Judge and notification of prehearing conference and hearing date. 587587
        • 29 CFR §580.12. Decision and Order of Administrative Law Judge. 588588
        • 29 CFR §580.13. Procedures for appeals to the Administrative Review Board. 589589
        • 29 CFR §580.14. [Reserved] 590590
        • 29 CFR §580.15. Responsibility of the Office of Administrative Law Judges for the administrative record. 591591

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