Alamo v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Hughes, Circuit Judge.
Appellants, current and former Army emergency medical technicians and paramedics, appeal the Court of Federal Claims’ determination that the government properly compensates them for their regularly scheduled overtime work under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Because we find that the government employs the correct methodology to determine Appellants’ pay, we affirm.
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During the relevant period, the Army employed Appellants (EMTs) to provide emergency medical services at Fort Stewart, Liberty, Georgia. Before October 2012, the EMTs were generally scheduled for a compressed…
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