City drivers sue over meal breaks and overtime pay
DPS drivers claim they are not fully relieved during 24 hour shifts and must stay in uniform during meal periods. They allege 18 hours of meal time should be compensable under FLSA, totaling 216 hours in a 27 day cycle, with six hours regular time and 12 hours overtime. Dispatchers seek back pay for on call meal breaks and six extra overtime hours per period for three years. Legal actions filed in U.S. District Court.
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Franklin County
U.S. District Court
Dresher
U.S. Department of Labor
GM Heads 500 List 1986 Fortune Rankings
General Motors topped Fortune magazine's 1986 list of the 500 largest U.S. industrial companies with reported 1985 sales of 102.8 billion, followed by Exxon and Ford. The piece notes major industry shifts, 33 new entrants, 13 absorbed firms, and 12 LBOs, with 600,000 fewer workers.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Texaco Inc
DuPont de Nemours & Co
Chevron Corp
Chrysler Corp
Philip Morris Companies Inc
Amoco Corp
RJR Nabisco Inc
Shell Oil Co
Boeing Co
United Technologies Corp
Procter
Policy dispute at DPS leads to appeals chain
McKenzie protests a trading off decision by Shutt, calling it a petty personnel matter while Skiles defends the process. McKenzie considers pursuing an appeal, Heathman remarks are disputed, and other drivers share dissatisfaction but hesitate to act amid ongoing friction at the department.
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Ottawa area police log and local market notes
Sheriff's officials reported a vehicle left the road hitting a cedar tree owned by Charles E. Burlingham. Multiple Friday crashes on Ottawa streets involved Olive L. Wilson and Carl D. Long with damages listed. Life Flight transported a cardiac patient from RMH to St Luke's. Grass fire near Larry Thompson caused no structural damage. Local market quotations show hard wheat at 2.55 and corn at 1.38.
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Ottawa
Cherry
Olive L. Wilson
Carl D. Long
N. Poplar
South Main
Elinor J. Butler
Wilson
Mary E. Burch
South Hickory
Roger Butter
S. Hickory
Ronald W. Medien
Heather Fitzgerald
Department of Public Safety
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Centropolis Township
Larry Thompson
Here
Ottawa Co-op
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