29 CFR 783 - APPLICATION OF THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT TO EMPLOYEES EMPLOYED AS SEAMEN
- — Introductory
- § 783.0 — Purpose of this part.
- § 783.1 — General scope of the Act.
- § 783.2 — Matters discussed in this part.
- § 783.3 — Significance of official interpretations.
- § 783.4 — Basic support for interpretations.
- § 783.5 — Interpretations made, continued, and superseded by this part.
- — Some Basic Definitions
- § 783.6 — Definitions of terms used in the Act.
- § 783.7 — “Employer”, “employee”, and “employ”.
- § 783.8 — “Person”.
- § 783.9 — “Enterprise”.
- § 783.10 — “Establishment”.
- § 783.11 — “Enterprise engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce”.
- § 783.12 — “Commerce”.
- § 783.13 — “Production”.
- § 783.14 — “Goods”.
- § 783.15 — “State”.
- § 783.16 — “Wage”.
- § 783.17 — “American vessel”.
- — Application in General of the Act's Provisions
- § 783.18 — Commerce activities of employees.
- § 783.19 — Commerce activities of enterprises in which employee is employed.
- § 783.20 — Exemptions from the Act's provisions.
- § 783.21 — Guiding principles for applying coverage and exemption provisions.
- § 783.22 — Pay standards for employees subject to “old” coverage of the Act.
- § 783.23 — Pay standards for “newly covered” employees.
- — The Statutory Provisions Regarding Seamen
- § 783.24 — The section 13(a)(14) exemption.
- § 783.25 — The section 13(b)(6) exemption.
- § 783.26 — The section 6(b)(2) minimum wage requirement.
- § 783.27 — Scope of the provisions regarding “seamen”.
- — Legislative History and Judicial Construction of the Exemptions
- § 783.28 — General legislative history.
- § 783.29 — Adoption of the exemption in the original 1938 Act.
- § 783.30 — The 1961 Amendments.
- — Who Is “Employed as a Seaman”
- § 783.31 — Criteria for employment “as a seaman.”
- § 783.32 — “Seaman” includes crew members.
- § 783.33 — Employment “as a seaman” depends on the work actually performed.
- § 783.34 — Employees aboard vessels who are not “seamen”.
- § 783.35 — Employees serving as “watchmen” aboard vessels in port.
- § 783.36 — Barge tenders.
- § 783.37 — Enforcement policy for non-seaman's work.
- — What Is an “American Vessel”
- § 783.38 — Statutory definition of “American vessel”.
- § 783.39 — “Vessel” includes all means of water transportation.
- § 783.40 — “Documented” vessel.
- § 783.41 — “Numbered” vessel.
- § 783.42 — Vessels neither “documented” nor “numbered”.
- — Computation of Wages and Hours
- § 783.43 — Computation of seaman's minimum wage.
- § 783.44 — Board and lodging as wages.
- § 783.45 — Deductions from wages.
- § 783.46 — Hours worked.
- § 783.47 — Off-duty periods.
- — Application of the Exemptions
- § 783.48 — Factors determining application of exemptions.
- § 783.49 — Workweek unit in applying the exemptions.
- § 783.50 — Work exempt under another section of the Act.
- § 783.51 — Seamen on a fishing vessel.
Source: 27 FR 8309, Aug. 21, 1962, unless otherwise noted.
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