'I Thought It Was Normal': Nearly 25% Of NYC Diner Workers Say Their Bosses Rip Them Off On Wages

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December 26, 2018

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December 26, 2018

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Our lawsuit against Waverly Restaurant was featured in a Gothamist article about wage theft in New York City diners. The story was co-published by the Hatch Institute. The workers are represented by Vivianna Morales.

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Photo Credit: Jake Dobkin / Gothamist

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