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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It doesn't have any legal meaning in this case. Ask exactly how much they are offering for the full guaranteed amount and insist on OT for hours > 50. They may be trying to say they aren't willing to pay a base rate of $20 but there's really no point in guessing.[/quote]Not sure what you mean by legal meaning. Are you trying to say it's a way of getting out of paying OT if my base rate is $20?[/quote] Legal meaning as in - base rate has a legal meaning, OT rate has a legal meaning, minimum wage has a legal meaning - these are all defined terms. There is a legally defined "blended rate" but it has to do with a job that provides two different rates for two different sets of duties. That's obviously not what they are talking about. As far as benefiting you, there's no reason to think it does. But there's no reason to think it's a problem either. You just need clarity.[/quote]
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