Exemption from the Fair Labor Standards Act, agriculture, agricultural services and related industries /

"March 1981."

Exemptions to the Fair Labor Standards Act, transportation sector /

"September 1980."

Exemptions to the Fair Labor Standards Act, transportation sector /

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction to exemptions from the Fair Labor Standards Act /

"September 1980."

Introduction to exemptions from the Fair Labor Standards Act /

"September 1980."

Violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act : inferences from the 1979 noncompliance survey /

"Number 17. March 24, 1981."

Fair labor standards fact sheets in support of proposed amendments to the Fair labor standards act in the eighty-fourth Congress.

Solomon Barkin, Chairman.

Small logging operations; data pertinent to an evaluation of the 13(a)(15) exemption of the Fair labor standards act.

Appendix (p. A 1-A 11): Tables prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Cases on Fair labor standards act of 1938 (Federal wage and hour law)

Mode of access: Internet.

Cash wages and value of tips of tipped employees in eating and drinking places and hotels and motels; data pertinent to an evaluation of the tip allowance available under the Fair labor standards act.

Cover title.

Report of the Secretary of Labor submitted to the Congress in accordance with the requirements of section 4(d) of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Description based on: Jan. 1963.

Nongovernment hospitals : a study to evaluate the feasibility of extending the minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

"Report submitted to the Congress in accordance with the requirements of Section 4 (d) of the Fair Labor Standards Act."

Fair Employment Practice Act (Chapter 121, Part 4.5, Division 2, Labor code) : FEPC rules and regulations : guide to pre-employment inquiries.

Cover title.

Hours worked under the Fair labor standards act of 1938, as amended.

At head of title: Interpretative bulletin, title 29, part 785, of the Code of Federal regulations.

Phase two of the National Credit Reforms : examining the regulation of payday lenders

This study seeks to analyse the adequacy of the current regulation of the payday lending industry in Australia, and consider whether there is a need for additional regulation to protect consumers of these services. The report examines the different regulatory approaches adopted in comparable OECD countries, and reviews alternative models for payday regulation, in particular, the role played by responsible lending. The study also examines the consumer protection mechanisms now in existence in Australia in the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 (Cth) (NCCP) and the National Credit Code (NCC) contained in Schedule 1 of that Act and in the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 (Cth).