NJPP: Wage Theft Enforcement Benefits Workers and Businesses

Earlier today, Acting Governor Sheila Oliver signed A2903/S1790, landmark legislation to bolster wage theft enforcement. In response to the bill signing, NJPP releases the following statement:

 
New Jersey Policy Perspective President Brandon McKoy:
“New Jersey workers lose out on millions that they are rightfully owed every year due to wage theft. Whether it’s unpaid overtime or stolen tips, wage theft often harms low-paid workers already struggling to get by. The new law signed by Acting Governor Sheila Oliver follows best practices from across the nation and will make New Jersey a national leader in protecting workers from abusive and illegal cost-cutting measures. Tighter enforcement not only benefits workers, but businesses as well, as it levels the playing field for employers who already do the right thing and follow the law.”

Founded in 1997, NJPP is a non-profit, nonpartisan think tank that promotes policy solutions to advance economic, social, and racial justice.
 
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