Morgan v. Family Dollar Stores, Inc.

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• holding that the trial court did not err in requiring an eighty percent threshold for the “customarily and regularly” requirement
• concluding that store managers did not exercise managerial discretion in part because the store manual strictly prescribed the manner for completing practically all tasks assigned to them
• holding that the trial court did not err in requiring an eighty percent threshold for the customarily and regularly” requirement
• concluding that store managers did not exercise managerial discretion in part because the store manual strictly prescribed the manner for completing practically all tasks assigned to them
• concluding that the employer's application of \the executive exemption across-the-board to every store manager\ indicated the raised \defenses were not so individually tailored to each [p]laintiff as to make th[e] collective action unwarranted or unmanageable\
• concluding that the employer's application of \the executive exemption across-the-board to every store manager\ indicated the raised \defenses were not so individually tailored to each [p]laintiff as to make th[e] collective action unwarranted or unmanageable\

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