Timesheet and overtime hours
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Enter one employee and one pay period. Use local clock times; an end earlier than start means next day. Dates label shifts, so daylight-saving elapsed hours are not inferred. Overtime uses only your period threshold, not daily or jurisdiction rules. Verify your policy with your payroll provider or labor authority. Source to check: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/overtime . No legal threshold is supplied.
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Enter one employee and one pay period. Use local clock times; an end earlier than start means next day. Dates label shifts, so daylight-saving elapsed hours are not inferred. Overtime uses only your period threshold, not daily or jurisdiction rules. Verify your policy with your payroll provider or labor authority. Source to check: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/overtime . No legal threshold is supplied.
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