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Pay lawsuits: Keep time records on your side

01/22/2013

While the FLSA requires you to have a reliable system to accurately track employees’ hours and pay, the regulations don’t say which types of timekeeping methods you should use—paper, time clock, etc. Any timekeeping plan is acceptable, the rules say, “as long as it is complete and accurate.” But it’s vital to know exactly what data to track.

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