Litigation
Dec. 2, 2000
Suit Claims Grocery Stores Conducted Illegal Hiring
LOS ANGELES - For six years, young immigrants from Mexico found work as graveyard-shift janitors in supermarkets in Southern California through an informal network of "recruiters" who paid the often undocumented workers in cash or personal checks, without deductions for taxes, Social Security or disability insurance, according to a complaint filed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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