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How could 7-Eleven not know about this? They are famous for mico-managing their franchisees, to the point they sue 7-Eleven over it, and they claim they didn't know anything about human trafficking? Liars.
ReplyDeleteDisgusting.
ReplyDeleteSorry but 7 11 is nasty. They were nasty back in the burbs and they're nasty here in the city. Good for cigs and nothing else. Just sayin.
ReplyDeleteThe 7-11 on 14th street by 2nd avenue has hired local kids as its staff. Not sure what to make of that.
ReplyDeleteOne store I could understand, but so many locations and their corporate offices didn't know?
ReplyDeleteDisgusting. The penalties are clearly not strong enough against employers, or this would not continue. There must be a hammer, not a slap on the wrist.
ReplyDelete- East Villager
Those poor people. Why isn't Dateline investigating this??? Or CNN?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 4:50,
ReplyDeleteBecause it's an isolated example. At least for 7-Eleven. These organizations supply laborers for all sort of small businesses, though. That's what makes them so hard to locate.