My Employer Wont Pay Me London Weighting As Its HQ Is Outside The Capital [LBC Legal Hour] Gta 6 Pre Order [ZrtFyVo4IWm]

Richard has been deployed in London but his employer isn't paying him 'London weighting' because its HQ is outside the manduria capital. Daniel explains when the extra salary must be paid.

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