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    Dept. of Labor recovers more than $45K in back wages for 57 Shreveport employees

    By Dan Jovic,

    2024-05-09
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    Guest
    05-11
    Will we get our back pay?
    Cindy French
    05-09
    Continuing to treat people like slaves deserves some jail time!Cheating people of their lawful wages is evil!
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