As reported previously in AFC Wage & Labor Tips, it is not uncommon for an AFC owner to be subject to an audit from Wage & Labor. Whether from an employee complaint or a Wage & Labor audit, knowing the rules can reduce or eliminate severe penalties and back wage payments in Adult Foster Care Homes.
With the new overtime exemption rules effective July 1, 2024, it’s crucial to review AFC staff pay rates for compliance to avoid audit issues for your Adult Foster Care Home.
Following these steps will set your mind at ease.
Running your AFC home can feel difficult at times, but it doesn’t have to. Paying AFC staff may seem complicated and may strike fear of Wage & Labor penalties and back pay if done incorrectly. When you follow the guidelines set by Wage & Labor and know how to calculate the minimum rates to charge to cover payroll, your overhead, and yourself with a profit, you can sleep better at night in your Adult Foster Care Home.
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