[logi_cal869]

I have a fundamental question, given some abject hypocrisy in some comments:

What business is it of the bank if they choose to pay their employees in cash?

Obviously there may have been other factors, but some of these comments are disturbing.

Think real hard before shooting the messenger...

[spokeshave2]

What business is it of the bank if they choose to pay their employees in cash?

Some years ago in UK, a union strike was stopped in its tracks when the company said they would publish workers take home cash pay...including overtime payments.

Seems that the workers were more afraid of their spouses finding out.

[lewislynn]

What business is it of the bank if they choose to pay their employees in cash?

Banks are required by law to report large ($10,000 or more) cash deposits and withdrawals.

The bank employees were doing what they were required by law to do. They likely didn't know or care where the cash was going.

[rolling_stone]

“know your customer”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Know_your_customer

big brother

[zeugma]

What business is it of the bank if they choose to pay their employees in cash?

Absolutely. The only reason this raid happened is because the feds smelled lots of cash they could confiscate. They couldn't care less about illegal immigrants stealing American jobs, its all about the money, and it always is.