To be considered a professional under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) an individual must:
A) Work on a straight-salary basis.
B) Have at least a master's degree.
C) Do work that requires the exercise of discretion and judgment.
D) Always behave in a professional manner.

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Under the FLSA, a professional is defined by the nature of their work, which must require advanced knowledge and the exercise of discretion and judgment.

To Be Considered a Professional Under the Fair Labor Standards