It can be tough for a car salesman, depending on the buying habits of others, to ensure getting a good paycheck.
The holidays can be rough, as customers focus more on buying toys for their kids rather than a new or used car for themselves.
But commissioned employees are protected under the Fair Labor Standards Act, as it prevents employers from exempting a commissioned employee from overtime pay in the event that the employee is not making at least 50% of his wages through commissioned sales.
The FLSA also mandates that the employee must make at least minimum wage in this situation. However, not all employers are aware of or follow these rules, and the result can mean hundreds or thousands of dollars of missed money from a car salesman’s paycheck.
This is why it is imperative that car salesman follow these five rules to protect their paychecks.
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