Landis v. McCreary & Co.

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• holding that enterprise coverage existed where home health caregivers drove Toyotas and carried equipment and supplies ordered from an out of state company
• including the per diem payment in the regular rate where the employer promised its employees that they would receive a bonus as part of their wages and where the employees \did not have to do anything beyond work their hours to receive the bonus\
• finding the per diem was part of the employees' regular rate because the employees were promised a bonus as part of their wages, the employees did not have to do anything beyond work their hours to receive the bonus, and that employees did nothing but work their hours and received the bonus

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