Until recently, few people questioned the way salaried employees sweated and slaved, skipping dinners, parties, even vacations, without ever getting so much as a dime in overtime. Toiling longer and harder than anyone else in the industrialized world was simply the price of going for the white-collar gold in the New Economy's office Olympics. Overtime pay was often considered a blue-collar perk for the lowly hourly crowd.
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