Metro, union battle over worker pay during sleep disorder testing

Published August 13, 2012 4:00am ET



Some Metro employees are receiving back pay after the transit agency banned them from driving buses until they could undergo a study for sleep apnea.

One worker received 176 hours — more than four weeks — of retroactive pay after waiting weeks for a diagnosis, according to an arbitration settlement between Metro and its largest union.

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