April 04, 2025
A Georgia children's therapy provider agreed Friday to pay about $127,000 to resolve a collective action accusing it of failing to pay registered behavior technicians for time they spent working before appointments, performing administrative work and doing other off-the-clock work.
July 22, 2024
A Georgia children's therapy provider has not been paying its registered behavior technicians for the time spent working before appointments, traveling, performing administrative work and attending required training sessions, four ex-workers claimed in a proposed collective action in federal court.