Neveaux v. Interstate Motor Freight Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “the determination of what constitutes work is necessarily fact-bound”
• construing liquidated damages provision of the post-1947 FLSA to be compensatory and not punitive
• permitting representative testimony from a subset constituting 2.5% of the collective
• Employees were required to remain on the job site during their lunch breaks for the “purpose of providing important ... security, maintenance and safety services.”
• Employees were required to remain on the job site during their lunch breaks for the “purpose of providing important ... security, maintenance and safety services.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).