A staffing agency claims Fort Lauderdale stiffed the company on bills for temporary workers and hired some of them.
February 29, 2016 at 10:00 PM
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A temporary employment agency said it provided dozens of workers to Fort Lauderdale, but the city stiffed it on bills for nearly $187,101.
Albion Staffing Solutions Inc. will face off against the city Wednesday in a breach of contract dispute before Broward Circuit Judge John Luzzo.
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