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Labor/Employment

Aug. 6, 2005

Compensation: When Employees Hit the Road, Time Is Often Money

Employment Column - By Desmond Lee - Paying employees for time spent traveling is, perhaps, one of the most widely misunderstood issues in wage and hour law. This results in large part from the substantial differences between federal and California law on this issue as well as the latter's panoply of requirements governing travel time.

        
        Employment Column
        
        By Desmond Lee
        
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