Milanés v. Holder

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• relying on Mullins and holding that “management and supervisory activities performed by the categories of employees listed in § 541.3(b) ... undertaken as a part of the employees’ primary field law enforcement duties” are non-exempt
• fire captains non-exempt where purported managerial tasks are “ministerial” and take up small percentage of captains’ time
• “[A]lthough [the captain’s] firefighting duties may not have been his most time-consuming, they were clearly the most important duties that he performed.”
• first response is fire captain’s primary duty where he and subordinates are charged with “interrupting whatever other task or activity they may have been involved in to respond to a fire or emergency call”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).