(Bloomberg) -- Domino’s Pizza cheated workers at 10 stores out of their full wages by using a company payroll computer that systematically shorted their pay by at least $567,000, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman claimed in a wage-theft lawsuit.
The company micromanaged operations and employee relations at its franchises and knew about flaws in the computer system, according to the complaint released Tuesday.
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