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and someone replying saying that Nuance does not have to pay minimum wage. That is not entirely correct and I want to make sure that the correct info is given. Here is what I found about having to pay min wage:
"Under federal law, employers must pay a minimum hourly wage. The current federal minimum wage is set at $7.25 per hour. The main federal law that sets the minimum wage is the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Although the minimum wage is an hourly wage, the law does not require employees to be paid by the hour. Business owners may choose to pay a salary, commission, wages plus tips, or at a piece rate, as long as the total amount paid divided by the total number of hours worked is equal to at least the minimum wage."
The point here is yes they DO have to pay min wage; however the states with the higher than federal minimum wage, I'm not sure what they are required to pay. I just wanted to make sure there was correct information out there as some of this is getting kind of muddled and misconstrued, etc.