Subtitle B-Regulations Relating to Labor (Continued)

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Enforcement of contractual obligations for tem-

porary alien agricultural workers admitted

under section 216 of the Immigration and Na-

tionality Act ................

Reporting and employment requirements for em-

ployers of certain workers employed in seasonal

agricultural services..............

Determination of the shortage number under sec-

tion 210A of the Immigration and Nationality

Act...............

Attestations by facilities using nonimmigrant

aliens as registered nurses.........................................

Labor standards on projects or productions assist-

ed by grants from the National Endowments for

the Arts and Humanities .........

Attestations by employers using alien crewmem-

bers for longshore activities in U.S. ports [Effec-

tive through July 10, 1992]

Enforcement of H-1B labor condition applications

Attestations filed by employers utilizing F-1 stu-

dents for off-campus work ......

Implementation of the minimum wage provisions

of the 1989 amendments to the Fair Labor

Standards Act in Puerto Rico......

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Wage order procedure for American Samoa

Utilization of State agencies for investigations

and inspections...

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Records to be kept by employers....

Training wage provisions of the Fair Labor Stand-

ards amendments of 1989.....................................

Employment of full-time students at subminimum

wages......

Part

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Employment of learners.................

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Employment of workers with disabilities under

special certificates......................

Industries of a seasonal nature and industries

with marked seasonal peaks of operation..............

Employment of student workers ......

Annulment or withdrawal of certificates for the

employment of student-learners, apprentices,

learners, messengers, handicapped persons, stu-

dent-workers, and full-time students in agricul-

ture or in retail or service establishments at spe-

cial minimum wage rates

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Employment of homeworkers in certain industries

Wage payments under the Fair Labor Standards

Act of 1938...............

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Defining and delimiting the terms "Any employee

employed in a bona fide executive, administra-

tive, or professional capacity (including any em-

ployee employed in the capacity of academic ad-

ministrative personnel or teacher in elementary

or secondary schools), or in the capacity of out-

side salesman"

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Requirements of a "Bona fide thrift or savings

plan".....

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548

Authorization of established basic rates for com-

puting overtime pay..............

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Requirements of a "Bona fide profit-sharing plan

or trust"

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Defining and delimiting the term "Talent fees"

Local delivery drivers and helpers; wage payment

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plans....

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Application of the Fair Labor Standards Act to

domestic service...........

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570

Application of the Fair Labor Standards Act to

employees of State and local governments ...........

Child labor regulations, orders and statements of

interpretation

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Industries in American Samoa.

Part

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Waiver of child labor provisions for agricultural

employment of 10 and 11 year old minors in

hand harvesting of short season crops.........................................

Child labor violations-civil money penalties...

Civil money penalties-procedures for assessing

and contesting penalties

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SUBCHAPTER B-STATEMENTS OF GENERAL POLICY OR

INTERPRETATION NOT DIRECTLY RELATED TO REGULATIONS

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General...............

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Interpretative bulletin on the general coverage of

the wage and hours provisions of the Fair Labor

Standards Act of 1938 ........

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Overtime compensation...........

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779

The Fair Labor Standards Act as applied to retail-

ers of goods or services..............

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784

Exemptions applicable to agriculture, processing

of agricultural commodities, and related sub-

jects under the Fair Labor Standards Act.......

Exemption from maximum hours provisions for

certain employees of motor carriers......

Application of the Fair Labor Standards Act to

employees employed as seamen.........................................

Provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act appli-

cable to fishing and operations on aquatic prod-

ucts................

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Forestry or logging operations in which not more

than eight employees are employed................

General statement on the provisions of section

12(a) and section 15(a)(1) of the Fair Labor

Standards Act of 1938, relating to written assur-

ances

General statement as to the effect of the Portal-

to-Portal Act of 1947 on the Fair Labor Stand-

ards Act of 1938 ..............

Joint employment relationship under Fair Labor

Standards Act of 1938

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Exemption of certain radio and television station

employees from overtime pay requirements

under section 13(b)(9) of the Fair Labor Stand-

ards Act..............

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