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7th Circuit: Clothes-changing, travel time are not compensable

by 06/25/2012

In Sandifer v. U.S. Steel Corp., the 7th Circuit held that an employer wasn’t required to pay employees for time spent changing into and out of work clothes and time spent traveling to and from the locker room and the work area.

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