United States
defensive regulation
The state does not dictate a format. You prove the MATH — to an expert witness, not to an inspector.
- FLSA §211(c) and 29 CFR 516: 3 years of payroll, 2 years of time cards
- Weekly overtime above 40h; there is no federal daily overtime
- Breaks are state law — California penalizes each category with one hour of pay per day
- Rounding only if neutral, and case law keeps narrowing it
- Exempt vs non-exempt: the number one cause of class actions
Planned, nothing built yet.
There is no REP, no technical attestation, no certification: the risk is not a fine, it is a wage & hour class action. Biometrics decides on its own — Illinois BIPA grants a private right of action with statutory damages, so the module only turns on with written consent on file, or stays off in that state.