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California turns up the heat on Employers who intentionally engage in wage theft: wage theft is now punishable as a felony.

California turns up the heat on Employers who intentionally engage in wage theft: wage theft is now punishable as a felony.

Employers may now face felony charges (grand theft) for an employee's unpaid wages.

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