· 10/15/1991
Isaac Lee, Cross-Appellees v. Coahoma County, Mississippi, Cross-Appellants
Citations
- 937 F.2d 220
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- holding that whether a twenty-minute break was sufficiently long was a question of fact
- refusing to find clear error in the trial court’s finding that the shortness of the breaks made them compensable
- deferring to the “district court’s fact conclusion that the meal periods are not compensable”
- “We will not disturb the district court’s fact findings unless they are clearly erroneous.”
- “If an individual with managerial responsibilities is deemed an employer under the FLSA, the individual may be jointly and severally liable for damages resulting from the failure to comply with the FLSA.”
- finding a public official individually liable under the FLSA
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Judges: Clark, Roney, Duhé
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