Footprints Behavioral Faces Class Action Over 10-Hour Shift Break and Wage Violations
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Updated · PR Newswire · Aug 24
Footprints Behavioral Faces Class Action Over 10-Hour Shift Break and Wage Violations
2 articles · Updated · PR Newswire · Aug 24
Summary
A class action filed in San Diego County Superior Court accuses Footprints Behavioral Interventions and Footprints Behavioral Health of violating California labor law across meal breaks, overtime, wages and expenses.
The complaint says employees worked more than 5 hours without off-duty meal breaks and were denied a second meal period on shifts lasting 10 hours.
Workers were allegedly interrupted during breaks, kept on call during supposed off-duty periods and not fully relieved of duty, causing missed breaks without extra compensation.
The suit also alleges failures to pay minimum and overtime wages, issue accurate wage statements, pay wages when due and reimburse required business expenses.