Fourth Circuit· 3/12/1984

Burnley v. Short

Citations

730 F.2d 136
26 Wage & Hour Cas. (BNA) 1111

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stating that “[o]ther cases have made it clear that an employer may not simply remain blissfully ignorant of FLSA requirements,” comparing it to “an ostrichlike attitude of self-delusion.” (internal quotations omitted)
explaining that employer bears “plain and substantial burden” of demonstrating good faith defense
explaining that employer bears “plain and substantial burden” of demonstrating good faith defense
explaining that employer bears “plain and substantial burden” of demonstrating good faith defense
considering a case where an employer determined that employees were not covered by the FLSA based on a good-faith interpretation of the statute
considering a case where an employer determined that employees were not covered by the FLSA based on a good-faith interpretation of the statute

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Judges: Michael, Winter

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