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Employers Who Steal Wages Should Be Made Criminally Liable

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Employers Who Steal Wages Should Be Made Criminally Liable

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United Kingdom@feddit.ukEnglish · 8 months ago

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Employers Who Steal Wages Should Be Made Criminally Liable | Novara Media

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A shocking investigation has revealed that employers who fail to pay wages simply get away with it. It’s time to make wage theft a criminal matter, argues Matthew Cole.

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