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https://www.washlaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/WLC_website_Employment_v2.jpg880530Domingo Zamora and his fellow construction workers had been underpaid for long, hard hours of work. They did painting, carpentry, plumbing, cleaning, floor installation, snow removal, and ceramics. Some days they worked 48 hours straight, moving from one project to another — never receiving overtime. Domingo and his co-workers, who recently migrated to the United […]