Home Health Aides Want Collective Cert. In Conn. Wage Suit

By Max Kutner · February 16, 2021, 1:30 PM EST

Home health aides urged a Connecticut federal court to conditionally certify their wage and hour collective action, saying their claims that a care services provider didn't pay for overtime premiums or...

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