committing multiple additional violations of state and federal wage law, according to a proposed class action by five of the firm's workers. The complaint filed Wednesday in New York federal court says Same Day Delivery entices people to work for the company with promises of "competitive wages" and "substantial tips from customers'' but then does not pay overtime and takes between $100 and $700 a week from each driver's tips. The five workers who sued also claim the company. . .

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