23Jul
Labor Department Says Truck Drivers Need Not Be Paid For Sleeping - 3 Things You Need To Know About Opinion Letter
Trucking companies will no longer need to pay their drivers for certain off-duty time, potentially including time spent sleeping in their sleeper berth units, after the Labor Department issued an opinion letter yesterday confirming that such time is...
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Fisher Phillips
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