Rising seniors from Mamaroneck HS educate community on wage theft
It’s part of a multiyear project in their Original Civic Research & Action class.
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Sep 5, 2022, 9:42 PM
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Updated 690 days ago
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9ds agoA group of Mamaroneck High School students spent their last day before senior year begins educating their community about wage theft.
It’s part of a multiyear project in their Original Civic Research & Action class.
The students put together a Public Service Announcement, and started an ethical business campaign – putting a sticker on local businesses they’ve recruited.
It’s all a way to teach employees and employers about paying people everything they’ve been promised.
MORE RESOURCES:
The Westchester District Attorney’s Office Labor Crimes Hotline: 914-994-8477
