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business that exploits its employees (e.g. unpaid overtime, etc.)

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#1
  • Blackberry
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  • 2026/03/07 15:50

If you have worked for a black company, are currently working for a black company, have been in a company where the black situation has been improved, or have filed a black situation 》(illegal ・ violation 》) with the DOL, please contact me to share your experience with black workplaces.

By the way, I am in a black company in California where PSL and split premium are not provided. I suspect that my co-workers are probably getting the same treatment. I don't see any sign of the situation improving …
Thank you in advance.

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書き込めなくなるまであと68日

#2

If you ask for a lawyer, you will be paid immediately and you can get compensation.

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#3
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  • 2026/06/14 (Sun) 19:41
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It’s not hard to imagine that …

if multiple people file a lawsuit, the company goes under, and other employees (who may not be in exploitative working conditions) end up unemployed …, this approach might be regrettable.

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