US EditionUnpaid for Two Months: The Dire Circumstances Faced by Former Leader Price Supermarket Employees
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Some 50 employees of Márquez y Asociados are mobilizing this Friday in front of the company’s headquarters to claim payment of salaries due from the beginning of the year. The firm is going through a financial and judicial crisis that includes paralysed works, criminal complaints and bankruptcy requests. Read more
Unpaid for Two Months: The Dire Circumstances Faced by Former Leader Price Supermarket Employees
In Dieppe, employees of an abandoned Leader Price supermarket face dire conditions, with empty shelves, no deliveries, and unpaid wages for two months. The store’s owner has not communicated with staff since February, leaving them without guidance. Customer support has dwindled, prompting a fundraising initiative. This situation is not unique, as several former Leader Price […]
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