Question: Jerry is a security officer. He is paid by the hour to help protect celebrities. A typical evening shift involves riding in the limousine with a famous performer, accompanying her into the arena where she is performing, then sitting around backstage, while the show is going proceeding. While the performer is on stage, Jerry and his fellow guards have no particular duties to perform. They usually play cards or watch the concert. However, they are not allowed to leave the performance venue. They continue to wear their Bluetooth head sets and must respond immediately, if called upon to do so. Should they continue to receive their hourly wages for the time they are just sitting around backstage?