holding that cleaning cars once or twice per month for anywhere from 15-45 minutes was de minimis because of the irregularity of its occurrence, the administrative difficulties of recording the incidences and the inconsistency in the amount of time it takes the clean-up to occur
Summary of this case from Bull v. U.S.96-3873.
July 2, 1997.
Appeal from N.D.Ill.
Decisions Without Published Opinions Affirmed
holding that cleaning cars once or twice per month for anywhere from 15-45 minutes was de minimis because of the irregularity of its occurrence, the administrative difficulties of recording the incidences and the inconsistency in the amount of time it takes the clean-up to occur
Summary of this case from Bull v. U.S.Full title:Aguilar-Andrade v. U.S
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit
Date published: Jul 2, 1997
That description fits the activities here. See Tr. at 1683 (Supervisor Gernaat testifying that he washed his…