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Appeals court reignites overtime fight, targets One Call Claims and TWIA

Pay was set at a fixed daily rate, ranging from $500 to $1,200, with the adjusters responsible for their own licensing fees, travel, and lodging. They claimed tax deductions for these business expenses. After several months, TWIA shifted the team to remote work. The adjusters said TWIA required them to install monitoring software and to get permission to work on Sundays, with the threat of being released for unauthorized work. TWIA disputed this, saying the remote shift was due to limited office space and that the adjusters provided their own equipment.
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