Department of Labor to Brokers: No Overtime Pay for You 

Department of Labor tells brokers that they are not eligible to recieve overtime pay....

Merrill Lynch to Pay National Overtime Settlement for brokers 

Merrill Lynch has decided to consolidate the numerous overtime lawsuits that have been filed against the firm and settle nationally with its brokers. It is the third securities firm to do so...

A.G Edwards loses a round in overtime pay struggle 

The case for overtime pay for brokers just got a little bit stronger. On July 31, U.S. District Judge John Houston “denied in its entirety” a motion for summary judgment by A.G. Edwards, which sought to throw out overtime-pay claims by two former brokers...

A.G Edwards overtime pay challenge fails 

The overtime-pay case keeps getting stronger. On July 31, a California court announced that it would not dismiss an overtime-pay case brought against A.G. Edwards under a Depression-era law...

As overtime lawsuits pile up, question remains are brokers "Ready to Punch the Clock?" 

Imagine arriving to your branch office and punching a clock (or, more likely, swiping your ID). Or how about being forced by the company to take breaks, including a lunch break, instead of working?...

Overtime suits becoming all the rage 

Registered Rep.’s May cover story on the battle between brokers and their firms about overtime pay seems to be having a ripple effect. Last week, The Boston Globe reported that Smith Barney was facing an overtime suit from a broker...

Labor Lawyer threatens Wall Street with overtime lawsuit 

Mark Thierman, a labor lawyer in California, is challenging brokerage houses with overtime lawsuits on behalf of brokers...

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Promises Will Be Broken

By Addison Wiggin
November 1, 2008

Are you factoring future Social Security payments into your clients’ financial plans? Bad idea.



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