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Ashley is an eighteen-year-old who works as a clerk in a store that sells bird seed. she earns minimum wage. her boss, trina, of

ten expects her to stay and work as many as three hours longer than her scheduled hours. trina never pays ashley for these hours. ashley is

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Ashley is not happy. (is this the full question?... it looks like it is missing the last sentence

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