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Thursday, Mar 12 2009

Tenet Healthcare Agrees To Pay $85M in Overtime Case

Dallas-based hospital chain Tenet Healthcare will pay $85 million to resolve allegations that it denied compensation to nurses and other employees who work 12-hour shifts at its California hospitals.Â As many as 23,000 current and former employees throughout California could be eligible for settlement payments.

"O.C. Hospital Owner To Pay $85M To Settle OT Dispute" (Perkes, Orange County Register, 3/11).

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