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Federal jury: Immigrant detainees are owed minimum wage

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Federal Jury: Immigrant Detainees Are Owed Minimum Wage

A federal jury has determined that The GEO Group must pay minimum wage rather than $1 a day to immigration detainees who perform tasks like cooking and cleaning at its forprofit detention center in Washington state.

2 years ago·India

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Federal jury: Immigrant detainees are owed minimum wage

2 years ago·United States

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Federal jury: Immigrant detainees are owed minimum wage

SEATTLE (AP) — A federal jury has determined that The GEO Group must pay minimum wage — rather than $1 a day — to immigration detainees who perform tasks like cooking and cleaning at its for-profit detention center in Washington state.The verdict came Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Tacoma in a second trial over the issue. The first trial ended in June with a deadlocked jury.“This multi-billion dollar corporation illegally exploited the peop…

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Federal jury: Immigrant detainees are owed minimum wage

SEATTLE (AP) — A federal jury has determined that The GEO Group must pay minimum wage — rather than $1 a day — to immigration detainees who perform tasks like cooking and cleaning at its for-profit detention center in Washington state. The verdict came Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Tacoma in a second trial over the issue. The first trial ended in June with a deadlocked jury. The jury will now consider how much the immigrant detainees who w…

2 years ago·Fort Wayne, United States

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Federal jury: Immigrant detainees are owed minimum wage

2 years ago·S F, United States

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Federal jury: GEO Group’s immigrant detainees in Washington detention center are owed minimum wage

A federal jury has determined that The GEO Group must pay minimum wage — rather than $1 a day — to immigration detainees who perform tasks like cooking and cleaning at its for-profit detention center in Washington state.The verdict came on Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Tacoma in a second trial over the issue. The first trial ended in June with a deadlocked jury.“This multi-billion dollar corporation illegally exploited the people it detain…

2 years ago·Portland, United States

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