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Overtime rules overhaul faces election year scrutiny
Washington AP reports the Bush administration's new overtime pay rules take effect Monday, with 107000 workers potentially losing eligibility and about 1.3 million gaining. Critics warn millions may be affected, while labor and business groups clash over real impact and political repercussions. Labor Secretary Chao says the rules clarify eligibility to curb litigation and protect workers.
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