Authored by Jessica Schauer Lieberman

This morning the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Sandifer v. U.S. Steel, an FLSA case in a group of steelworkers at a Gary, Indiana factory claimed they should be paid for time spent changing into flame-retardant suits, steel-toed boots, hardhats and gloves, even though their union agreed to exclude that time from the
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