The Salvation Army violates federal labor law, three separate lawsuits filed across three states allege.
The lawsuits, which were filed on Wednesday in federal courts in New York, Illinois, and Georgia and seek unspecified damages, accuse the religious nonprofit organization of working its employees full-time but failing to pay them fairly for such work.
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