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March 31, 2016

Overpayment of Wages to Employees

Michael J. Sciotti and Ross M. Greenky will present "Overpayment of Wages to Employees" at the Syracuse Payroll Association's Bi-Monthly Meeting.

The event is free for members of the Syracuse Payroll Association and $25.00 for non-members.

To sign up for the seminar please send a message on facebook,  https://www.facebook.com/SyracusePayrollAssociation, or email saltcitypayroll@gmail.com.

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Ross Greenky

Counsel

Syracuse 315.425.2702 Read More
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Michael Sciotti

Partner

Syracuse 315.425.2774 Read More
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