The Labor department official, Terence Trotter, says the decision follows a two year investigation which found that Bluesky failed to pay overtime for hours worked beyond 40 hours.
He says overtime violations occurred when employees in the customer service department worked on average up to five hours per week beyond their scheduled shift without compensation to complete their assignments.
Mr Trotter sas Bluesky has agreed to pay $80,240 to the 20 customer service employees affected.
