This is a differently formatted document of Defendant Church of Scientology International's Motion in Opposition to the Summary Adjudication Motion filed by Marc Headley. Headley's motion was asking to get a finding that he was a covered employee of the Church of Scientology and entitled to minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). This opposition paper explains the legal reasons why a member of a religious order (the Sea Organization) is not considered an employee covered under the FLSA and how the activities in which Headley was engaged differs from those in the Alamo case, which is the main authority used by the Plaintiff to argue his case.
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Headley Labor Case - Defendant's Memo in Opposition to Summary Adjudication
This is a differently formatted document of Defendant Church of Scientology International's Motion in Opposition to the Summary Adjudication Motion filed by Marc Headley. Headley's motion was asking to get a finding that he was a covered employee of the Church of Scientology and entitled to minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). This opposition paper explains the legal reasons why a member of a religious order (the Sea Organization) is not considered an employee covered under the FLSA and how the activities in which Headley was engaged differs from those in the Alamo case, which is the main authority used by the Plaintiff to argue his case.
This is a differently formatted document of Defendant Church of Scientology International's Motion in Opposition to the Summary Adjudication Motion filed by Marc Headley. Headley's motion was asking to get a finding that he was a covered employee of the Church of Scientology and entitled to minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). This opposition paper explains the legal reasons why a member of a religious order (the Sea Organization) is not considered an employee covered under the FLSA and how the activities in which Headley was engaged differs from those in the Alamo case, which is the main authority used by the Plaintiff to argue his case.