Sunglass Hut to back pay part-time workers $2.3 million after turning itself in to the FWO
Sunglass Hut will back pay $2.3 million to its employees after admitting to underpaying individual workers by up to $42,912 in overtime wages.
A franchise operator and its 12 franchisees have pledged to overhaul their practices after revelations the operation had underpaid staff by …
By Dominic Powell and Emma Koehn.
An investing group backed by Alibaba’s founder Jack Ma has been invited to submit a joint bid of €800…
A Melbourne business owner has agreed to reimburse a Nepalese woman $23,000 after she claimed she was underpaid because she was “not an…
A father and son pair of financial advisers will face increased scrutiny to ensure their compliance with financial services law, following a…
Supermarket giant Coles will create a $500,000 fund to back-pay collectors of its supermarket trolleys as part of an enforceable undertaking…
A Melbourne company that previously found itself at the centre of a workplace bullying controversy has been forced to back-pay staff almost …
A retail franchise found to have underpaid young workers on more than one occasion has entered into an enforceable undertaking with the Fair…
Foxtel will give over 3000 customers credit for subscriptions after botching a free television offer, according to an enforceable undertakin…
