Teamsters Local Union 413 v. Driver's, Inc.

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• holding that the home base of plaintiff truck drivers was the trucking terminal at which the drivers started and ended his or her workweek
• holding that trucking terminals constituted various sites of employment because day-to-day operations were run out of these terminals, even though route assignments were made from a centralized location elsewhere
• holding that the home base of plaintiff truck drivers was the trucking terminal at which the drivers started and ended his or her workweek
• holding that trucking terminals constituted various sites of employment because day-to-day operations were run out of these terminals, even though route assignments were made from a centralized location elsewhere
• noting that statute and regulations \plainly focus on whether the resulting job loss will be concentrated in one geographic area\
• noting that statute and regulations “plainly focus on whether the resulting job loss will be concentrated in one geographic area”

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