Employers should face criminal action for deliberate exploitation of employees, says NSW opposition

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated May 15 2018 - 9:51am, first published May 14 2018 - 3:30pm
Scathing: Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James strongly criticised a labour hire company manager over a Scone abattoir 'wage theft' case.
Scathing: Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James strongly criticised a labour hire company manager over a Scone abattoir 'wage theft' case.

A LABOUR hire company’s exploitation of 10 workers at a Scone abattoir was further proof of the need for deliberate wage theft to be criminalised, the NSW Opposition said.

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