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natali 33 [55]
3 years ago
5

A FLSA covered enterprise is the related activities performed through unified operation or common control by any period or perso

ns for a common business purpose and ____.
Business
1 answer:
alexandr402 [8]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Is an activity or a public agency

Explanation:

The FLSA represents the Fair Labor Standards Act. It is a federal law and it sets the minimum amount of wages, the record, the overtime as well as employment standards. FLSA stipulates an employee coverage either as an individual coverage or an enterprise coverage

For the enterprise cover as required in this question, an enterprise can only be covered if

1. The enterprise has minimum of two employees

2. The annual volume of sales is a minimum of $500,000

3. The enterprise can also be covered if it carries out activities such as providing medical care for its people, providing preschools or main (secondary or university) schools for children or the enterprise is an hospital. It is also covered if it is a public or government agency.  In order words <u>an activity or a public agency. </u>

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