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Tenth Circuit· 10/25/1994

Reich v. IBP, Inc.

Citations

  • 38 F.3d 1123
  • 1994 WL 584004

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  • holding that the donning and doffing of safety glasses, ear plugs, a hard hat, and safety shoes are non-compensable preliminary and postlimi-nary activities
  • holding that the donning and doffing of safety glasses, ear plugs, a hard hat, and safety shoes are non-compensable preliminary and postliminary activities
  • holding that the donning and doffing of sanitary outergarments, although required, was not integral and indispensable
  • cleaning special protective clothing was integral and indispensable to knife workers at meat processing facility
  • upholding the denial of “walk and wait” time related to donning and doffing
  • upholding the denial of \walk and wait\ time related to donning and doffing

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Judges: McKay, Moore, Parker

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