A district judge wrongly included “overtime” gap time when he awarded the US Labor Department more than $35.8 million for healthcare worker pay, the Third Circuit said in ruling on a matter of first impression.
Overtime gap time—pay for non-overtime hours worked during a period when the employee also worked overtime—isn’t something the Fair Labor Standards Act allows people to recover, the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit said Wednesday in a precedential opinion partially reversing the lower court’s ruling. The Pennsylvania federal court also conducted a flawed analysis of whether some workers were exempt from the FLSA’s ...
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