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In two separate cases, judges in New York City called for further actions by the state attorney general and workers themselves on the issue of whether day laborers -- many of whom are immigrants -- are receiving the wages they have earned. Both cases involved temporary employment agencies. One allegedly used a payment method that deducted up to $1.99 from each day's pay; the other allegedly didn't pay workers at all.
May 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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