Federal Court Rules “Walking Time” Compensable under Pennsylvania Law
By Stephanie J. Peet and Daniel F. Thornton (Philadelphia) In a decision that may impact a large number of Pennsylvania employers, District Judge John F.
By Stephanie J. Peet and Daniel F. Thornton (Philadelphia) In a decision that may impact a large number of Pennsylvania employers, District Judge John F.
Did you know that a recent federal court decision may require Pennsylvania employers to pay employees for walking to the time clock?
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