Question: why not now?
Answer: but you’re making an important point generally though. what we’ve seen is, increasingly, companies skirting basic overtime laws, calling somebody a manager when they’re stocking groceries and getting paid $30,000 a year. those folks are being cheated. and what we want to make sure of -- and we’re working with tom perez, our secretary of labor, to set a standard that is fair and that acknowledges the history of people getting paid their fair overtime wages.
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  why not now?
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  but you’re making an important point generally though. what we’ve seen is, increasingly, companies skirting basic overtime laws, calling somebody a manager when they’re stocking groceries and getting paid $30,000 a year. those folks are being cheated. and what we want to make sure of -- and we’re working with tom perez, our secretary of labor, to set a standard that is fair and that acknowledges the history of people getting paid their fair overtime wages.