2011-��AT-185

��AT Held or ��DT Pronouncements

��AT noted that the language on overtime was interpreted for around 50 years in one way and then was changed and that there was some ambiguity in the provision. ��AT noted that it was still unclear on some issues surrounding whether it was proper for Staff Rules to apply differently in different duty stations and that ��DT should hear evidence on the issue, including on potential differences in application amongst departments in New York. ��AT vacated the ��DT judgment and remanded it to ��DT for further proceedings.

Decision Contested or Judgment/Order Appealed

The Applicants contested what they considered to be new practices on overtime and compensatory time off, namely that a staff member must have actually worked eight hours before becoming eligible for payment of overtime. ��DT found against the Applicants.

Legal Principle(s)

Left deliberately blank

Outcome

Appeal granted

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Leboeuf et al.

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