Olvera v. Gonzales

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that the last seven factors of the substantial continuity test are “aimed at determining the overall question of substantial continuity of the predecessor’s business”
• “[CJourts applying the substantial continuity test rely on the fact that FLSA eases are driven by the same policy concerns raised in other labor law cases, and have taken guidance from FLSA cases decided outside of this circuit.”

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