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What does the Department of Labor’s overtime rule mean for higher education?

February 25, 2016

On her busier weeks, when she’s out in the field, Carly Ebben is sure she works more than 40 hours.

But it varies. When she’s at the University of California at Berkeley, she works less. When she’s out conducting research, she works more. She isn’t sure how much more. Like most postdoctoral researchers, Ebben is a salaried employee, and she’s never had to track her hours. She isn’t paid for overtime.

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