On the recordJuly 22, 2015
You are making it seem, to me, that you are doing them a favor by hiring them and then making them work a lot of hours and not paying them.
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congress.govYou are making it seem, to me, that you are doing them a favor by hiring them and then making them work a lot of hours and not paying them.
Fudge critiques the notion of employers hiring out of kindness while underpaying workers.
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