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Baker v. Barnard Construction Co.
If travel time is integral and indispensable to a job, wages for it can't be contractually waived. 		Labor Law Jun. 25, 1998
Repstine v. Burlington Northern Inc.
To avoid statute of limitations bar, employee must show 'hybrid' claim standard during intra-union appeal. 		Labor Law Jun. 25, 1998
Wieczorek v. Southern Pacific Transportation Company
Order 		Labor Law Jun. 5, 1998
Grohn v. Sisters of Charity Health Services Colorado
Claim based on Colorado Wage Claim Act is subject to Federal Arbitration Act. 		Labor Law May 31, 1998
Reich v. Monfort Inc.
Preliminary and postliminary activities averaging 10 minutes work performed by employees is compensable. 		Labor Law May 27, 1998
Wiseman v. Dynair Tech of Arizona Inc.
Temporary employee's implied consent to contract of hire limits his remedies to workers' compensation. 		Labor Law May 21, 1998
Safeway Stores 44 Inc. v. The Industrial Claim Appeals Office of the State of Colorado
Locked-out employees are eligible for unemployment benefits if employer attempting to deprive employees of already possessed advantages. 		Labor Law May 19, 1998
Denver Association of Education Office Personnel v. School District No. 1 in the City and County of Denver
Contracts between school board and teachers' union cannot commit revenue for over one year without reopening allowance. 		Labor Law May 19, 1998
Baker v. Boyd
Under Fair Labor Standards Act Independent Contractor considered employee of employer if economically dependent on employer. 		Labor Law Mar. 23, 1998
Lytle v. City of Haysville
Retaliatory discharge claim for First Amendment Speech requires proof by clear and convincing evidence. 		Labor Law Mar. 16, 1998
Ertle v. Continental Airlines Inc.
Opinion 		Labor Law Mar. 6, 1998
Lenon v. St. Paul Mercury Ins.
Opinion 		Labor Law Mar. 6, 1998
Dept. of Industrial Relations, v. Fidelity Roof Co.
Agency action to collect workers' unpaid wages is untimely, but payment bond surety collection is permissible. 		Labor Law Mar. 5, 1998
Trustees of the Colorado Tile v. Wilkinson & Company, Inc.
Order 		Labor Law Feb. 5, 1998
Rawson v. Tosco Refining Co.
Overtime pay provisions in collective bargaining agreement are not pre-empted by provisions in wage order. 		Labor Law Dec. 8, 1997
Petersen v. Greisen
Even absent removal jurisdiction, federal court can impose sanctions for frivolous state suit by ERISA fiduciary. 		Labor Law Mar. 26, 1997
Kilbourn v. Fire and Police Pension Assn.
Disability pension is properly terminated when former police officer returns to work as county detention officer. 		Labor Law Jan. 7, 1997
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