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Taxi drivers in St Helens 'could be entitled to compensation', law firm says

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Leigh Day says it is acting on behalf of drivers working for Veezu, owners of Britannia Taxis, which has branches in St Helens and Newton-le-Willows. Law firm claims hundreds of taxi drivers could be entitled to thousands of pounds in compensation after being denied holiday pay and National Minimum Wage.

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Taxi drivers in St Helens 'could be entitled to compensation', law firm says

TAXI drivers working in St Helens could be entitled to compensation due to being denied holiday pay and the National Minimum Wage, a law firm has…

2 years ago·St Helens, United Kingdom

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St Helens Star broke the news in St Helens, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Wednesday, September 13, 2023.

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