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Researchers surveyed more than 400 fast-food workers in Los Angeles County.
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Nearly two-thirds said they had been victims of wage theft since the pandemic began.
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“This is an industry with longstanding issues and COVID has exacerbated it,” UCLA’s Tia Koonse said.
Nearly a quarter of Los Angeles fast-food workers have gotten COVID-19, and nearly two-thirds said they were victims of wage theft during the pandemic, new survey finds
