Denton living center staff share claims of burnout, concerns over new overtime policy as pandemic continues “It’s a powder keg and it’s not good for this vulnerable population,” one staff member told WFAA said. Author: Tanya Eiserer Updated: 10:28 PM CST January 8, 2021 DENTON, Texas — The Denton State Supported Living Center was the site of one of the earliest and largest outbreaks of COVID-19 in North Texas, but now it’s plagued with a new problem. Employees who work there say there are simply not enough people to do the job. “All the staff are working incredible amounts of overtime,” said a staff member, who spoke to WFAA on the condition that his identity be concealed. “Nobody at the end of their shift knows if they're going home or not. It’s burning a lot of good staff out.”