 According to the Department of Labor's 2004 report on the investigation, back wages of $                  187,569.01 were found due to 45 employees.
<meaning-changed>  According to the Department of Labor's 2004 report on the investigation, back wages of $                  187,569.01 were found due to 45 employees.
 According to the Department of Labor's 2004 report on the investigation, back wages of $ This is not the first time employees have sued claiming mandatory attendance at "Forum" workshops violated their civil rights. In a lawsuit filed in December 1988 in the , eight employees of DeKalb Farmers Market in , Georgia sued their employer claiming their religious freedom and civil rights were violated when they were allegedly coerced into attending "Forum" training sessions. "Many of these training programs, particularly at large corporations, claim to be purely psychological, aimed at improving productivity and morale and loyalty. But in fact they are religious," said professor Carl Raschke in a statement to . 187,569.01 were found due to 45 employees.