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The Supreme Court of the United States last month denied certiorari in a 3rd Circuit FLSA case entitled Philadelphia v. Lawrence. The issue involved whether paramedics trained in — but found not to be responsible for — fire suppression are exempt from overtime requirements under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The Third Circuit Court ruled that the paramedics were not exempt from overtime pay under federal law.
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