California Mailing Company Owner Pays Nearly $2 Million Over Unpaid Wages, Closure

The owner of a West Sacramento printing and bulk mailing company is paying nearly $2 million following litigation over unpaid wages and failure to give employees advance notice before abruptly closing the business in 2016. The California Labor Commissioner’s Office …

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According to Insurance Journal’s source item, California Mailing Company Owner Pays Nearly $2 Million Over Unpaid Wages, Closure, The owner of a West Sacramento printing and bulk mailing company is paying nearly $2 million following litigation over unpaid wages and failure to give employees advance notice before abruptly closing the business in 2016. The California Labor Commissioner’s Office …

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