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This form of wage theft affects 17 percent of low-wage workers, with workers in all demographic categories being cheated out of pay. Why it matters: Minimum wage violations, by definition, affect the lowest-wage workers—those who can least afford to lose earnings.
An employer is guilty of a misdemeanor if he or she fails to provide employees the benefits and wage supplements that were agreed upon. Wage supplements include: Vacation or holiday pay. Paid sick leave. Reimbursement of expenses. Other similar items.
23 Φεβ 2023 · 75% of employees admit to stealing from their employer at least once. Employee theft costs employers up to $50 billion annually. Approximately 95% of U.S. businesses are affected by employee theft.
13 Σεπ 2024 · Employee Theft Demographics. 34% of millennials justify stealing from their job. (Source: Service Management Group) 72% of all occupational fraud is committed by men. (Source: ACFE) The median age of a perpetrator is 48. (Source: Hiscox) An employee with any level of education (from a high school diploma to post-grad degree) has been reported ...
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Fully 64% of low wage workers have some amount of pay stolen out of their paychecks by their employer every week.... The average low wage worker loses ... $2,634 per year in unpaid wages ... 15% of their earned income. — Laura Clawson, Daily Kos Labor, November 26, 2013.
Employers cannot make any deductions from wages, or require an employee to make payments, except those that fall within the following four categories: Mandatory Deductions that are required by any law, rule or regulation;
