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    Default Re: Pay on Bi-Monthly Laws for Illinois

    I'm guessing you mean that you get paid twice a month, like on the 15th and the last day of the month. That's semimonthly. Bimonthly would be every two months, biweekly is every two weeks.

    Read the following article from a CPA about how that's calculated.

    http://www.kempercpa.com/email/2012/...culations.html

    As far as I know the calculations for overtime must be based on your current hourly wage and not prior year salary.

    I think you are being scammed by your employer and stroked with this "it's the law" business.

    I suggest you either pin them down and insist they give you the statute number so you can look it up or just contact your state's regulatory agency and file a wage claim:

    http://www.illinois.gov/idol/FAQs/Pa...aring-faq.aspx

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