the overtime salary threshold has been allowed to erode so badly that today a worker earning less than the poverty threshold for a family of four still makes too much to be automatically eligible for overtime pay.
Scott highlights the decline in overtime protections and its impact on low-income workers.
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In doing so, we are committed to avoiding another unnecessary shutdown, ensuring hardworking Americans continue receiving their paychecks, and protecting critical programs and services for families in South Carolina and across the country.
I have long said that overly complicated capital rules can slow economic growth without making our financial system safer.
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