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From A Dry-Cleaning Employee In Manhattan To A Technician Working For A Transit Company In Plattsburg, The New York State Department Of Labor Recovers $11.7 Million In Stolen Wages For Workers

Published Friday, August 18, 2023

by Labor News Story Link to WSYR-TV Via MSN.com

From A Dry-Cleaning Employee In Manhattan To A Technician Working For A Transit Company In Plattsburg, The New York State Department Of Labor Recovers $11.7 Million In Stolen Wages For Workers

From a Dry-Cleaning Employee in Manhattan to a Technician working for a Transit Company in Plattsburg, Max Bevington at WSYR-TV reports the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) has announced its Division of Worker Protection has recovered and returned to Workers around $11.7 million in stolen wages so far this year. According to the NYSDOL, more than 12,000 Workers have been impacted by wage theft in 2023. The NYSDOL is on track to recover $20 million in stolen wages this year.

To Directly Access This Labor News Report In Its Entirety, Go To: New York State Department of Labor recovers $11.7 million in stolen wages for workers (msn.com)

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