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5th Cir.: Notwithstanding The Language of § 203(o), Actual Bargaining Is Not Necessary In Order To Find That A “Custom or Practice” Exists Under § 203(o); Pattern Of Non-Compensation Sufficient « Overtime Law Blog | FLSA Decisions
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Tags: § 203(o), Changing Clothes, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Custom or Practice, Donning and Doffing, FLSA, Overtime Law, Overtime Pay, Personal Protection Equipment, PPEBy Andrew Frisch in Donning and Doffing, Work Time on January 9, 2010.	← Low-wage Workers Suffer High Rate Of Workplace Abuse and Wage Theft, UCLA Survey Shows	N.D.Tex.: FLSA Plaintiffs In Second-Filed Case Cannot Be Consolidated Into First-Filed Case, Where They Oppose Such Consolidation →	Leave a Reply Cancel reply	Enter your comment here...