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Who is responsible for ensuring that employees making less than $455 a week are designated as nonexempt?

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Who is responsible for ensuring that employees making less than $455 a week are designated as nonexempt?

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Employing departments are responsible for considering the exemption status of the job title in the payroll system and determining the employee’s exemption status based on the employment arrangement. (See above: What is the salary level test?) If the automated audit in the online payroll time roster system identifies an employee whose salary does not pass the salary level test, a message will appear on the department’s time roster reports in ISW, the Information Services Web hosted by the Financial Services Office.

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