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JAN-FEB 2014

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ne law that continually baffes or hides from many vending opera- tors is the federal Motor Carrier Exemption and Overtime. Many vend- ing operators assume under this law, they do not have to pay route drivers overtime, but there are specifc criteria that have to be met, including driving a vehicle that has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of more than 10,000 pounds. Many vending operators using this law incorrectly to determine pay for employees will fnd themselves in vio- lation of the federal law. Where the regulation came from By way of history, Section 13(b)(1) of the Fair Labor Standards Act pro- O Are you paying your drivers correctly? By Heather A. Bailey, Contributing Editor If the vending vehicle is less than 10,000 pounds, operators could be in violation when they don't pay overtime to drivers and vehicle service technicians. iStockPhoto and Thinkstock 28 Automatic Merchandiser VendingMarketWatch.com February 2014 O V E R T I M E C O M P E N S A T I O N autm_28-31_0214Pay_F.indd 28 2/4/14 8:51 AM

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