Part 790 — General Statement as to the Effect of the Portal-to-Portal Act of 1947 on the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
- § 790.1— Introductory statement.
- § 790.2— Interrelationship of the two acts.
- § 790.3— Provisions of the statute.
- § 790.4— Liability of employer; effect of contract, custom, or practice.
- § 790.5— Effect of Portal-to-Portal Act on determination of hours worked.
- § 790.6— Periods within the “workday” unaffected.
- § 790.7— “Preliminary” and “postliminary” activities.
- § 790.8— “Principal” activities.
- § 790.9— “Compensable * * * by an express provision of a written or nonwritten contract.”
- § 790.10— “Compensable * * * by a custom or practice.”
- § 790.11— Contract, custom or practice in effect “at the time of such activity.”
- § 790.12— “Portion of the day.”
- § 790.13— General nature of defense.
- § 790.14— “In conformity with.”
- § 790.15— “Good faith.”
- § 790.16— “In reliance on.”
- § 790.17— “Administrative regulation, order, ruling, approval, or interpretation.”
- § 790.18— “Administrative practice or enforcement policy.”
- § 790.19— “Agency of the United States.”
- § 790.20— Right of employees to sue; restrictions on representative actions.
- § 790.21— Time for bringing employee suits.
- § 790.22— Discretion of court as to assessment of liquidated damages.