DOL stops issuing wage-and-hour opinion letters
For the past 50 years, employers could ask the U.S. Department of Labor to issue an “opinion letter” to provide guidance on fact-specific questions about overtime, FLSA or wage-and-hour issues. But the DOL stopped the practice last month, replacing the letters with “administrator interpretations.”
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