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A business owner is aware that the Department of Labor has created rules that require overtime pay for employees. When he works his employees more
than 40 hours in one week, he makes sure that he works them less than 40
hours the following week. The business owner feels that it is fair to average
the number of hours worked over the two weeks covered by the pay period
and use that number for calculating overtime pay. A representative of the
Department of Labor informs him that their regulations do not permit this.
Which of the following is true in this situation?

the regulations of the Department of Labor are administrative law and must be followed by the business owner.

A business owner is aware that the Department of Labor has created rules

that require overtime pa

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