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WINGERT v. YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEMS, INC.

No. 45794-2-I.

13 P.3d 677 (2000)

Roger A. WINGERT, David Mauldin, Russell A. Childs, Terence Swannack, Rick Wallace, Trever Vardeur, Jason C. Varieor, Joseph Leach, Michael J. Kelly, Scott Mills, Marvin Posick, Mark Johanneck, Lonnie Pappas, Eric R. Staley, Robert Ostler, Randy Everett, Richard Oughton, Dave L. Allen, Tarry Rohr, Richard P. Somes, Kyle Jones, Keith McDonel, Ralph Sweet, Matt Carroll, Troy D. Cates, Wendell Crosby, Chuck Deaver, Joseph Loran, Kirby L. Soike, Gary Doehring, Daniel G. Fisher, Stephen T. Leighton, Richard A. Biel, Grover W. Smith, Rick Storlie, Rick Wallace, John Eugene Baker, Billy Duryee, Max D. McMahan, Robert L. Ray, Wallace R. Morgan, Keith Blaine, Gary D. Bolen, William Taft Case, Ralph Hubbard, Aaron J. Fortune, John E. Roufs, James Freyberg, Leslie Curt Holloway, Robert W. Jutte, Dennis M. Murdock, Doug Murray, Roger Hamblin, Robert A. Newman, Sr., Lawrence R. Baker, Bryan Hott, Mark Johnson, Ronald D. Reno, Kelly G. Burke, David L. Cook, Dean A. Ambler, William L. West, Jr., Robert Rucker, Jerry Townsend, Fred Sheppard, Eric C. Stone, Dan Purcell, Norman J. Roth, Ross D. Johnson, Michael J. Stout, Paul F. Mix, Gary D. Neuman, Jeffrey M. Read, Robert Murphy, Andrew Graden, Joel D. Johanneck, Nels F. Stromberg, Archer G. Martinson, Albert N. Peterson, John A. Rice, Thomas Schwendeman, Mark Hutton, Dean W. Talkington, M. Berger, Edward Murphy, Robert White, Stephen G. Pryor, Hermann Maag, Richard A. Nash, Jack F. O'Neal, Jan Mulhorn, and Raymond E. Ling, Appellants, v. YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEMS, INC., A Washington State Corporation, Respondents.

Court of Appeals of Washington, Division 1.

As Amended January 5, 2001.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Dmitri Iglitzen, Schwerin Campbell Barnard, Seattle for Appellants.

J. Markham Marshall, Seattle, for Respondents.

BAKER, J.

Employees of Yellow Freight Systems, Inc. brought suit alleging failure of Yellow Freight to provide paid 10-minute rest periods during "overtime" hours in violation of Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 296-126-092, and seeking lost wages pursuant to RCW 49.52.070. The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of the employer. Because the plain language of WAC 296-126-093 clearly provides for a paid 10 minute...

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