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Low-wage workers pay the price of nickel-and-diming by employers – latimes.com

Dirk May Law April 13, 2014

Low-wage workers pay the price of nickel-and-diming by employers – latimes.com.

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Some people do not realize that your average weekly wage has a large influence on your Workers’ Compensation settlement value in Illinois.

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