The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . In Perez, it found that employees who worked 10.204 minutes of uncompensated work per day was not de . . .
. . . Therefore, the total time spent donning and doffing at the beginning and end of the workday equals 10.204 . . . time spent donning and doffing each day at the beginning and the end of the work shifts, a total of 10.204 . . . Mountaire argues, however, that 10.204 minutes is de minimis as a matter of law. . . . does not control the present issue, we must address whether the donning and doffing time period of 10.204 . . . the time involved was de minimis, we are unable to apply that finding to the present time period of 10.204 . . . But because the 10.204 minutes of donning and doffing at the beginning and end of the workday in this . . .
. . . . § 1-10.204-2 (1984)) under which the letter of credit was issued clearly indicates that the letter . . .
. . . . § 1-10.204-2 (1984). . . . The regulation (41 C.F.R. § 1-10.204-2 (1984)) under which the letter of credit was issued clearly indicates . . .
. . . The stated annual rate on the note is 9% per year. c) The effective rate of interest is 9% + 1.204% = 10.204% . . .
. . . ,-200 actually includes $58,000 in charges for use of $284,200, which computes to an annual rate of 10.204% . . . stated interest rate of 9% and the resulting effective rate of interest on the loan of $284,200 is 10.204% . . .
. . . percentage of the appellant’s gross wages for the year preceding the accident which had been paid in food (10.204% . . .
. . . A patent [No. 10.204] for improvements in moulding-ma-chines was issued to Nathaniel Gear, November 8 . . .
. . . Suit on letters patent [No. 10.204] ■•‘for a machine for turning and cutting irregular forms,” granted . . .
