Outside Salesperson Law and Legal Definition
Outside salesperson is an employee who is exempt from overtime pay provided under federal laws because his/her main responsibility is to sell products away from the company's offices or showroom. The amount of time s/he spends on other types of work such as deliveries or servicing is small. Major part of his/her duty time would be gone in traveling.
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Related Legal Terms
- Accompanying the Armed Forces outside the United States
- Accompanying the Federal Government Outside the United States
- Employed by the Armed Forces Outside the United States
- Employed by the Federal Government Outside the United States
- Outside Director
- Outside Employment
- Outside Employment Policies - Private Employer
- Outside Employment Policies Public Employer
- Outside Payroll
- Outside Youth or Community Group [Education]
