According to the company, the baristas wear constantly changing and appealing costumes. Unfortunately, costumes don't hide the fact that employees are being shorted in their pay.
The Labor Department is seeking back wages and damages from the Seattle-based company and also imposed $42,000 for violating the Fair Labor Standards Act. The company has locations in Tacoma, Auburn, Shoreline, Kent, and Seattle. In April, the company announced plans for expansion in Texas and Florida.
Thousands of employers pay skimpy checks to workers.
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