Tijerina v. City of Tyler
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*826OPINION
DOGGETT, Justice.
We consider whether a fire department employee is entitled to pay for time spent on call and determine that both of the applicable statutes mandate such compensation.
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Antony Tijerina worked as a fire investigator for the City of Tyler from September 16, 1984, through April 27, 1987. In addition to working a 40-hour week, Tijerina was sometimes available for recall while not on regular duty, during which time he would remain in contact with the fire department by use of radio pager or walkie-talkie. Although the City paid him for time spent on regular duty and for…
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