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The court vacated the trial court's decision and remanded the case, finding that the Department of Human Services abused its discretion by arbitrarily restricting the employee's overtime eligibility. The concurring/dissenting opinion argues the employee is entitled to back pay under the Back Pay Act for lost overtime opportunity despite the trial court's narrower interpretation limiting recovery only to cases where overtime was contractually guaranteed.
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