AG Fines Addiction Treatment Program for Using Participants for Free Labor
State investigators said participants did at least $850,000 in unpaid work and must be paid minimum wage for labor unrelated to recovery.
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The Ministry of Health and Population announced the closure of 18 unlicensed addiction treatment and psychiatric centres in Badr, Cairo governorate, for violating health and legal requirements and engaging in activity without official permits.
AG fines addiction treatment program for using participants for free labor
A Brockton nonprofit that runs treatment programs for substance use disorder is facing $1.15 million in fines, after Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office found that participants performed unpaid labor that was not related to their recovery.
Massachusetts addiction treatment program cited $1M over participants’ unpaid labor
Massachusetts addiction rehab penalized $1.15M for unpaid labor program
A Brockton-based rehabilitation center was ordered to pay $1.15 million after a state investigation found that program participants performed unpaid labor that contributed little to their recovery.
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