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· 10/17/2001

Stephen A. Ale v. Tennessee Valley Authority

Citations

  • 269 F.3d 680
  • 7 Wage & Hour Cas.2d (BNA) 586
  • 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 22393
  • 2001 WL 1230570

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  • holding that shift supervisors’ primary duty was not management even though they were “in charge of their shifts” because of their limited control over the employees they supervised
  • stating that “section 541.207(c) distinguishes the exercise of discretion and independent judgement from the use of skill in applying techniques, procedures, or specific standards”
  • stating that Judge Cole’s analysis. I write separately simply to indicate “section 541.207(c
  • noting liberal policy of permitting amendments in order to ensure determination of claims on their merits
  • explaining \that courts must focus on the actual activities of the employee in order [to] determine whether or not he is exempt from the FLSA's overtime regulations\
  • stating \courts must focus on the actual activ- ities of the employee in order [to] determine whether or not he is exempt from FLSA’s overtime regulations\

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Judges: Jones, Batchelder, Clay

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