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Here you can download your free copy of Getting Ahead of the Overtime Rule Changes for Bars & Restaurants, a handbook to making sure your restaurant is in compliance with the new overtime laws starting January 1, 2020. An email with a link to this page has been sent to your inbox for future reference.
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