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Owners ordered to pay $100K in wages say they didn't know foreign workers were employed at their hotel
The owners of a hotel chain are appealing a court order to pay over $100,000 in wages to three foreign workers. They claim they were unaware two of the workers were employed at one of their Manitoba hotels.
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