Which of the following is a protection that is clearly provided by the Fair Labor Standards Act?

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The Fair Labor Standards Act clearly provides for a minimum wage for hourly employees, which is currently $7.25 per hour (as of 2021). This is the basic protection provided by the act.

Answer: A 
 The Fair Labor Standards Act also provides for overtime payments for white collar workers, such as administrative, executive, and professional employees who earn a salary and meet certain other requirements.

Answer: B 
 The Fair Labor Standards Act does not clearly provide for wages for interns who are working for college credit or receive education benefit from their internships, as the rules around this can be complex and vary depending on the circumstances.

Answer: D 
 The Fair Labor Standards Act does not provide for fair wages for independent contractors, as they are not considered employees under the act and are generally not subject to its provisions.

Which of the Following Is a Protection That Is Clearly