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U.S. DOL Issues Final Rule Increasing Salary Thresholds for Certain FLSA Overtime Exemptions

Effective July 1, the minimum annual salary threshold for overtime pay eligibility will rise to $43,888 a year from the existing $35,568 under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The FTC banned noncompetes. What that means for workers and companies.

The Federal Trade Commission has banned noncompete agreements for most of the U.S. workforce, freeing an estimated 30 million people bound by contracts that limit their ability to change jobs within their industry or strike out on their own.

FCC reinstates net neutrality, but it’s not as easy as it once was

Where the modern internet begins and ends is a key issue in deciding what exemptions should exist for next-generation applications made possible by 5G

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Schools Use IoT Smart Sensors Monitor Indoor Air Quality, Keep Students Safe

IoT smart sensors that have traditionally been used by schools to detect vaping can also monitor classroom indoor air quality.

Hardening Access Control With Biometric Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Across the security industry, demand for two-factor (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA) is rising.

Cancel/Abort Can Increase Risks to Unsuspecting Alarm System Subscribers

The policies and procedures according to which a central station monitors a household burglar alarm system need to be disclosed.

Parks: 80% of U.S. Internet Homes Own a Network Router

Factors like remote work have expanded network router use, says Sarah Lee of Parks Associates, which recently found that 80% of internet-connected US homes have routers. Lee said that "home networking equipment has become a cornerstone in modern living."

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Oklahoma Legislature passes bill broadening scope of permissible non-solicitation agreements

Under Senate Bill 1543: Employers will be permitted to prevent employees from soliciting customers “directly or indirectly, actively or inactively.” To minimize further debate over the term “established customer,” the word “established” will be stricken from the law.