Restaurants are often among the biggest violators when it comes to wage theft. While some are older establishments that engage in a long-running practice of wage violations, new eateries can also be guilty of treating workers unlawfully. No matter the type of restaurant, failing to pay employees properly for all hours worked is illegal.
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