Introduction to Wage and Hour Law
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About
This Course
Wage and Hour Law is primarily governed by the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1983 (FLSA). This course will provide a detailed background of FLSA, including its origins, intended purpose, and applications over time. The material will cover the basic provisions of FLSA, minimum wage, overtime, record keeping, youth employment, exemptions and constitutionality. The instructor will advise in the areas of FLSA violations, outlining the administrative procedure used for violations as well as the remedies available. There are also state and municipal statutes that are important to Wage and Hour Law, which will be covered in this course as well.
About the Presenters
Amber Fayerberg, Esq.
Office of Amber Fayerberg, LLC
Practice Area: Civil Rights (+ 3 other areas)
Amber has been practicing in the areas of civil rights, criminal justice, government, and complex litigation for over ten years.In 2020, Amber moved with her family from her hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico to Ngunguru, New Zealand. Now, instead of representing clients directly, Amber offers her services on a consultation basis to law firms and solo practitioners throughout the United States. When she is not affecting change by assisting other attorneys, Amber is exploring coastal New Zealand with her husband and her children.Before her move, Amber was appointed General Counsel of the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions, where ...
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