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LHRD 2000 Final Exam Review Questions And Answers
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what is a tipped employee - correct answer ✅An employee who makes at least $30 a month in tips. What are some of the provisions under the FLSA - correct answer ✅Employer record keeping requirements, minimum wage requirements, overtime requirements, equal pay, and children standards NLRA - correct answer ✅National labor relations act What does NLRA protect - correct answer ✅Right to join unions and right to engage in corrected activities in mutual aid and benefit You run a restaurant and a dishwasher is robbed, what actions should you take? - correct answer ✅- make sure employee was not harmed, check cameras
T or F: calculation of overtime under the FLSA is made on a weekly concept basis - correct answer ✅True Who defines the work week - correct answer ✅the employer, but can't alter to avoid overtime What federal act provides protection from discrimination against disability - correct answer ✅ADA What is the analysis or test for determining if an individual is an individual contractor or employee - correct answer ✅economic realities test: do they effectively run their own business or reliant upon employer T or F: an employer may explain actions or reasons when questioned by another employee - correct answer ✅True
What types of workers are not covered by the FLSA? - correct answer ✅volunteers, interns, and independent contractors what are some types of violence an employer would want to list in an anti-violence policy? - correct answer ✅physical assault, cyberbullying, homicide, verbal abuse, stalking, and damaging destroying or sabotaging property T or F: employers always owe vacations upon resignation - correct answer ✅False T or F: employer must accommodate the employee request - correct answer ✅false Which act created minimum wage and overtime standards - correct answer ✅FLSA Categories of reasonable accommodations - correct answer ✅physical change to workplace, change of application process, and equal change and benefits
Pieces of legislation following pandemic - correct answer ✅Family first corona virus relief act Breastfeeding requirements - correct answer ✅Time and place that isn't a bathroom. Free from intrusion of customers and coworkers. (For one year) FLSA - correct answer ✅Fair Labor Standards Act FLSA definition - correct answer ✅federal law created to regulate minimum wage, overtime pay, equal pay, and child labor standards Who does the FLSA cover? - correct answer ✅those engaged in interstate commerce & have annual gross income of $500,000, public agency, and those that operate in hospital, health care facilities or schools requirements for FLSA - correct answer ✅employer record keeping, child labor, minimum
wage (deductions and employees who earn tips), overtime, and exempt employees LA Wage Payment Act - correct answer ✅concerning payment of employees upon discharge or resignation Families First Coronavirus Response Act - correct answer ✅provided income to American workers forced to be at home due to coronavirus What did families first coronavirus response act provide - correct answer ✅paid sick leave (PSL) and Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act (EFMLEA) EEOC - correct answer ✅Equal Employment Opportunity Commission CARES Act - correct answer ✅Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act
great resignation - correct answer ✅Refers to mass exiting of 47 million employees during the pandemic Quiet quitting - correct answer ✅keeping a job while deciding to do only the bare minimum and rejecting the idea of going above and beyond