Job Classification & FLSA Audit

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Reduce the risk of employee misclassification

Streamline employee classification and maintain FLSA compliance using our Job Classification & FLSA Audit Tool. With step-by-step guidance for audit and classification processes, our tool empowers organizations to minimize misclassification risks and avoid potential legal complications.

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Proactive approach to wage and hour compliance

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Comprehensive risk assessment and actionable recommendations

The Job Classification and FLSA Audit tool provides a proactive approach to HR pay and salary compliance, providing trustworthy insights, and protecting organizations from costly reparations.

Protect against employee misclassification

Appropriately classify exempt or nonexempt, minimum wage, overtime pay, and recordkeeping standards based on a quick series of questions that can be saved for later use.

Foster a fair work environment

Enhance classification accuracy and secure fair compensation using our Job Classification tool. By differentiating between exempt and non-exempt statuses, the tool mitigates wage disputes and legal issues, fostering a compliant work environment.

Achieve FLSA compliance

Minimize the risk of noncompliance with FLSA requirements, such as minimum wage, overtime pay, and recordkeeping, ensuring a compliant and well-regulated work environment.

Proactive approach to mitigating wage and hour risk

Utilizing the FLSA Audit Tool for routine audits helps detect and address employee classification, pay, and payroll policy concerns, averting potential conflicts and ensuring equitable and precise compensation practices.

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What is the Job Classification & FLSA Audit?

HR Hero’s Job Classifications & FLSA Audit Tool offers comprehensive, step-by-step guidance during audit and classification procedures, yielding immediate risk assessments and valuable wage and salary classification insights.

Run federal and state audits

Evaluate job classifications and wage-and-hour practices against both federal FLSA requirements and state-specific rules. The audit walks HR teams through exemption, compensation, working time, break, travel time, and training questions in a structured workflow.

Assess every exemption category

Review roles against the key white-collar exemption tests, including executive, administrative, learned professional, creative professional, computer employee, outside sales, teacher, and highly compensated employee exemptions. Guided questions help determine whether duties, salary basis, and salary level requirements are being met.

Score risk and document findings

Generate an audit score and review report that highlights potential classification and compensation risks. Answer-by-answer reporting creates a defensible record of how each determination was made and where corrective action may be needed.

Audit pay and overtime rules

Examine salary thresholds, minimum wage, regular rate calculations, overtime practices, deductions, bonuses, commissions, on-call pay, and compensatory time. This helps HR teams identify whether pay practices align with current wage-and-hour requirements.

Review working time issues

Audit compensable time questions covering pre- and post-shift work, waiting time, meal and rest breaks, required training, overnight travel, and on-call time. These detailed reviews help uncover hidden wage-and-hour exposure beyond classification alone.

Access built-in support resources

Go beyond the audit with additional FLSA training collections, salary threshold calculators, exemption checklists, and federal compensation checklists. HR teams can use these tools to train supervisors, model reclassification decisions, and support ongoing compliance efforts.

Employee classification analysis to streamline operations and minimize risk