Define fair Labor Standards Act

Fair (EDF) labour standards a U.S. federal law is founded on 25 June 1938, which applies to workers in the country. It is Bill as wages and hours. Main StandardsThe EDF sets standards for national minimum wage, overtime pay, required documents and working children in the United States workplace.CoverageFLSA standards for employees are engaged in interstate commerce or the production of were-business, including a company which takes this activities.ExemptionHowever workers apply for lifting the minimum wage requirements, overtime can standards or numbers, employs. Examples are workers except those working in schools, foreign vessels and fishing, small farms and houses for childcare purposes.RegulationThe EDF operations of the wage and hour Division (sphygmomanometers) of the Ministry of labor of the United States is managed. The course is responsible for enforcing labour laws.SignificanceThe EDF is the first tool to enforce and protect the wages and free rights of workers.