Family Centered Services of Alaska operates “therapeutic youth homes” in Fairbanks for children with various problems. Two former live-in ”family parents” at the homes have sued in federal district court for overtime compensation. The facility disputes the ex-employees’ reliance on FLSA “enterprise coverage” under 29 USC § 207(2)(A).
That section provides FLSA coverage for “an institution primarily engaged […]
Filed under FLSA
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