Atlantic Limousine, Inc., No. 99-5609 v. National Labor Relations Board, National Labor Relations Board, No. 99-5725 v. Atlantic Limousine, Inc.

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• concluding that the National Labor Relations Board is not bound by under-reported tip amount in calculating lost tip income
• concluding that unreported tips could be included in back pay calculation
• finding that the defendant failed to meet its burden where the plaintiff was caring for his mother, who was ill, and this affected his ability to look for work during the period in question
• Where the ALJ has articulated reasons supporting a credibility determination, that determination will be entitled to “great deference”
• “[W]e know of no basis for crafting a theory of estoppel based upon sworn statements in a tax return . . . .”
• awards of attorneys' fees in class actions

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