Idle, Travel, Commuting, and Waiting Time

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1. Can necessary work performed after normal hours because no replacement arrives count as hours worked where the employer…
2. A covered control operator must remain after shift because the replacement is late, cannot abandon the operating equipm…
3. An employee freely chooses an optional company shuttle for the ordinary trip home. No driving, escort, equipment-handli…
4. During a three-hour standby, a technician must stay within a few minutes of the plant and respond immediately, making e…
5. A worker remains voluntarily in a staff lounge during a definite three-hour release, is fully free of duties and may le…
6. Explain the significance of required proximity in the on-call rule.
7. A worker continues necessary operations after shift because no replacement arrives, with the supervisor’s knowledge. Ex…
8. Distinguish an optional duty-free company shuttle commute from an assigned transport task.