Alaska Statutes Title 23. Labor and Workers' Compensation § 23.10.071. Wages for work therapy

(1) is solely for the benefit of the patient and is that which is ordinarily carried on by patients in a residential treatment program;

(2) would ordinarily be performed by full-time employees of the program;

(3) is work that may produce income to the patient, other than wages;

(4) produces goods or services the proceeds of which will economically or otherwise benefit the owners, operators, or businesses of the rehabilitation program; and

(5) creates an unfair competition with private enterprise because of lower wage standards.