I think this is huge. It was only a ruling for Prime drivers, but it sets a precedent for the entire industry. SCOTUS has said that when parked at shippers and receivers that is considered work time and work must be compensated at a rate at least equal to the legal federal minimum wage.
A trucking giant quietly agreed to shell out $28 million to its truck drivers — and it could be a 'wake-up call' for how the industry pays them
SCOTUS rules in truckers favor, must pay for loading and unloading time
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Next needs to be over day’s off or home time!!!!
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Nobody will pay you to be off at home. Nor does any driver I know expect to get paid for that.
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I used to wash my company truck whenever I went home for my 3 day break because I wanted it to look nice when I went back out and they were EXTREMELY frugal with streakin' beacon coupons. My company didn't tell me to do it and I was doing it in my own driveway. 100% off duty.magoo68 Thanks this. -
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