The agency said Stockton-based Brisbane Guest Home Inc., a provider of residential care for people with developmental disabilities with three locations in the city, failed to pay 11 workers overtime pay required for working more than 40 hours in one working week.

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Brisbane Guest Home Inc. was ordered to pay $483,185 in back wages and $7,546 in penalties, according to the US Department of Labor. Additional recoveries were made following investigations of the following employers:

• The owner of six residential care facilities for the elderly in the Sacramento region failed to pay overtime wages owed to 44 employees at Laguna Village RCFE, Laguna Springs RCFE and Signature Living on Lavelli Way in Elk Grove; Havenwood RCFE and Capital Senior Care of Sacramento; and Signature Living RCFE in Rancho Cordova. In addition to recovering $306,066 in back wages and workers’ comp damages, the division assessed $18,326 in penalties.
• Jackson’s Facilities Inc., an adult home care provider also in Sacramento, failed to pay an employee for all hours worked, made illegal deductions not specified in the contract and refused to pay overtime. In that case, the division recovered $46,623 in back wages.
• Timeless Homecare Inc., a home health care provider for people with disabilities that operates as Amada Senior Care in Davis, has paid some, but not all, overtime due to two employees. The division recovered $27,986 in wages and damages and assessed $2,058 in penalties.