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Today's Wall St. Journal had a timely article on litigation surrounding the compensability of time spent by non-exempt (i.e., eligible for overtime) employees while using their Blackberries, PDAs and answering e-mails after normal work hours.

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Tags: blackberries, pdas, wall st. journal
Categories: Technology

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