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Cheating employers beware.(RANTS & RAVES)
THE KANSAS STATE Supreme Court ruled last year that undocumented workers are covered by a state law that doubles the amount of money an employee can collect if their boss deliberately withholds pay. Since that ruling, the Sunflower Community Action group in Wichita has teamed up ...
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