• Alex Nitkin
    AUG 06, 2019
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    Enyia owes us ‘profound apology,’ for wage theft, former campaign staffers say

    From left: Joshua Maddox, Nathan Susman, Christopher Harlan, Claire Anderson, Vanessa Quevedo and Grace Del Vecchio held a press conference Monday to defend their legal complaint alleging wage theft against Amara Enyia’s mayoral campaign. [Alex Nitkin/The Daily Line]
    Two dozen staffers for former mayoral candidate Amara Enyia defended their legal fight to claw back tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid wages they say they are owed from working for her chaotic and mismanaged campaign.

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