Fair Labor Standards Act, Marianne believes she is entitled

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Marianne was a computer programmer making almost $170,000 a year at a rate of $80 an hour for Big Tech. Ginger, her boss, demanded that she work 100 hours of overtime over the next month until a large project was complete. Marianne believes she is entitled to 100 hours of overtime pay. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, how much overtime pay is she entitled to?

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