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MTC Stiffs Guards and Other Employees $169,105

Loaded on July 15, 2007 published in Prison Legal News July, 2007, page 22
Filed under: Management and Training Corporation, Conditions of Confinement, Staffing, Fair Labor Standards Act, Employee Litigation. Location: District of Columbia.
Prison guards are among the 393 employees of Management and Training Corporation (MTC), a company that shorted $169,105 in wages for work performed.

MTC employs more than 2,000 workers at 24 Job Corps Centers and six prisons around the nation. The company was the target of an investigation by the United States Department of Labor?s Wage and Hour Division, for compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Under supervision of the Labor Department, MTC conducted a companywide self-audit which found that 393 employees at five locations in Utah, Indiana, Ohio and New Mexico, were not paid for all hours worked. On December 16, 2005, the Labor Department announced that MTC reimbursed those employees $169,105 in back wages.

Source: Deseret Morning News

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MTC Scandal

Year2005
CiteAdmin. Award
LevelAdministrative Agency
ConclusionAdmin. Award
Damages169,105.00
Injunction StatusN/A

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