Office of Management and Budget | Print this document |
April 12, 2000
(Senate) |
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The Administration strongly supports prompt passage of S. 2323, which would
amend the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) to exclude certain employer
provided stock options, stock appreciation rights, and bonafide stock
purchases from the calculation of covered employees' overtime pay. In
today's tight labor market, many employers use stock option programs as an
important tool to attract and retain good workers. The Administration
supports such innovative efforts to reward workers. S. 2323 would provide
employers with needed flexibility to reward their workers in a global
economy without weakening the vital protections provided by the FLSA for
American workers.
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