Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1974

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The Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1974 were U.S. federal legislative changes that expanded minimum wage and overtime protections to additional categories of workers, including many public-sector and domestic employees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal statute
labor law
affects employment conditions of domestic workers
employment conditions of state and local government employees
public-sector labor costs
amends Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
appliesTo child labor protections
minimum wage
overtime pay
recordkeeping requirements
appliesToJurisdiction federal law of the United States
basedOn Commerce Clause authority of the United States Constitution
country United States
enforcedBy United States Department of Labor
Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor
expandsCoverageTo certain hospital employees
certain nursing home employees
certain schools and educational institution employees
domestic service employees
domestic workers in private households
local government employees
public-sector employees
state government employees
hasLanguage English
hasPurpose to clarify and expand coverage of the Fair Labor Standards Act
to extend minimum wage protections to additional categories of workers
to extend overtime protections to additional categories of workers
hasShortName FLSA Amendments of 1974
includesProvision coverage of many domestic service workers under FLSA
coverage of most employees of state and local governments under FLSA
minimum wage protections for newly covered employees
overtime protections for newly covered employees
legalArea employment law
wage and hour law
legislativeBody United States Congress
modifies Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
partOf Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 framework
regulates enterprise coverage under the Fair Labor Standards Act
hours of work for covered employees
payment of federal minimum wage to covered workers
payment of overtime at premium rates
subjectOf Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority
timePeriod 20th century
topic domestic work regulation
labor standards
public employment regulation
worker protections

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