This week, the White House touted a proposal it said could instantly give millions of Americans a raise.
Right now, Americans who make more than $23,660 a year for their 40 hour work week are not eligible for overtime pay.
Under a new Labor Department rule, that salary cap would be raised to $50,440 per year supposedly making overtime available to 5 million more Americans!
But it may not work out that way.
Alan Crone, an Employment Law Attorney with Crone & McEvoy, stopped by to explain why.
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