Carstens v. Mayers, Inc.

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• holding that assistance given as a “favor or an accommodation” does not amount to interdependence of employees’ activities
• holding that assistance given as a “favor or an accommodation” does not mean that the employees are engaged in a common activity
• holding that a “favor or an accommodation” between two groups of employees does not affect the common-activity analysis

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).