There are many ways to make sure you get paid overtime pay for the time you worked. One way to ensure that you receive the right amount of overtime compensation is to make sure that you receive an accurate paystub. Paystubs are statements which show how much you earned during a particular week. You can ask your employer if you are getting an accurate paystub or if they are misclassifying your hours.
Some employees are not allowed to do overtime work, while others are paid for any work over 40 hours in a week. They are usually Employee Retention Credit considered exempt employees. If you are classified as an exempt employee, it is likely that you will receive an inaccurate paycheck for overtime work. In order to claim the 2020 ERTC, you must calculate what you would have earned by working the standard 40 hours a week.
You should also subtract 40 percent from this amount in order to figure out how much of the earnings you are supposed to receive for working overtime. If you are paid for overtime work and you are an exempt employee, it is likely that you will not receive a pay stub that accurately reflects the work you are doing. If you work overtime and you are paid less than you would have been paid had you worked the standard 40 hours a week, you can claim the 2020 ERTC.
