Unless you mean monetary debasement (inflation) which reduces wages, or income taxes which steal your wages more directly, there is really no such thing as "wage theft." The leftwing idea that a company making anything beyond what employees are paid is some sort of theft is rooted in a lot of basic misunderstanding.

People get paid guaranteed wages (which they agree to upfront) because they can't afford risk, or maybe they simply don't like the idea of working at something for years & potentially losing money in the process. When a company fails, the wage based employees are usually the only ones who made any money at all. There are a lot of wealthy people who get wealthy by earning what they can & just avoiding risk.

Everyone who risks money on a failing business generally loses whatever portion of savings they put in. Even most successful companies do not turn a profit for the first few years, so the owners are pouring money in & most of it is going directly to employees, & into tools to make employees more productive. People seek employment because they want to collect a predictable & reliable paycheck.