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00, meaning that VHG's compliance must be assessed at each historical rate

Records from the legacy payroll system covering this period must be located, preserved, and produced

The following table summarizes the historical rates, to the extent they can be determined at this stage (exact historical rates are subject to confirmation during the research phase): These historical rates are directly relevant to the compliance analysis because VHG must have adjusted both its direct cash wage and its tip-credit calculations each time the Florida minimum wage increased

This definition establishes a threshold that must be satisfied before an employer can take a tip credit under 29 U

The determination of whether front-desk employees meet the $30-per-month threshold must be made on a property-by-property basis

Before taking the tip credit, the employer must inform each employee of the following: (i) The amount of the cash wage the employer is paying the tipped employee, which must be at least the applicable tipped-employee minimum wage ($10