Distelhorst v. Day & Zimmerman, Inc.

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• holding any common issue of fact meets the similarly situated test of FLSA Sec. 16(b)
• holding any common issue of fact meets the similarly situated test of FLSA § 16(b)
• “the courts should not be governed by how much or what degree of similarity there may or may not be but permit such a procedure if there is any similarity.”

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