Ohio Wage and Hour Law
OH Overtime Law
According to Ohio overtime law, businesses that make more than $150,000 must pay their workers time-and-a-half compensation for hours worked in excess of 40. Companies that make less than $150,000 are not required to pay overtime. For more information on overtime law in Ohio, visit the website of the OH Dept. of Commerce.
Minimum Wage in Ohio
The Ohio minimum wage is currently $7.30 per hour. For tipped employees, the minimum wage is $3.65 per hour. Both Ohio minimum wages took effect on Jan. 1, 2009.
For more information, view the Ohio Department of Labor Website
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Wage and Hour Verdicts and Settlements
$10,000,000 Recovery for national class of poultry workers.
$3,500,000 Recovery for national class of construction manager/superintendents.
$2,400,000 Recovery for national class of poultry workers.
$1,800,000 Recovery for Florida class of construction manager/superintendents.
$1,200,000 Recovery for national class of construction manager/superintendents.
$1,100,000 Recovery for class of doctors improperly paid by hospital.
$1,000,000 Recovery for class of satellite installers.