Islands are areas of land that are not connected to a continent and are surrounded by water. Small islands are sometimes called cays, keys, or islets. A group of islands is often called an archipelago.ontinental islands are part of a continental shelf. One example of this is Great Britain is an island that sits on the continental shelf of Europe. Oceanic islands are islands that don't sit on a continental shelf. Many oceanic islands are formed by undersea volcanoes like Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean.
A salary requirement is the amount of compensation a person needs to accept a position. Some employers ask job candidates to give a salary requirement when they apply for a job. Salary requirements are based on several factors such as the industry, prior salary history, previous experience, and cost of living.
The minimum salary amount is $455 per week. Generally, an employee must receive his full salary for any week in which he performs any work without regard to the number of days or hours worked. However, the regulation recognizes the general rule that an employee need not be paid for any workweek in which he performs no work. Further guidance on the salary test is found in DOL's Field Operations Handbook, Section 22b01: Extra compensation may by paid for OT to an exempt employee on any basis.