A federal district court in Texas denied TNT Crane & Rigging’s motion for partial summary judgment on a crane operator’s claim under the Fair Labor Standards Act alleging he wasn’t paid for his time spent traveling to job sites and doing required preparatory and concluding tasks, where TNT hasn’t established that there’s no genuine issue of fact as to whether his time spent buying ice and water, stopping to buy supplies, to top off his “drag tank” with diesel fuel, or to pick up other employees weren’t integral and indispensable aspects of his job.
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