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Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionA Morrow company will pay nearly $78,000 in back pay to 22 foreign teachers after a federal Labor Department investigation found the company violated visa laws.
The U.S. Department of Labor said Global Teachers Research and Resources Inc. violated H-1B visa rules governing employment of nonimmigrant temporary workers. Global Teachers provides teachers to school districts in Georgia, Florida, New Mexico and South Carolina. They teach math, science, special education and Spanish and come from such places as Australia, South Africa, India and Colombia.
A Wage and Hour Division investigation found the company failed to keep records of hours worked by employees, and didn't pay workers for time spent in employer-provided training or time spent in pre-employment activities following their arrival in the United States.
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