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Half of 4,000 interveiwed migrant workers being underpayed, research shows
20 June 2024
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Half of 4,000 interveiwed migrant workers being underpayed, research shows
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20 June 2024
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Half of 4,000 interveiwed migrant workers being underpayed, research shows

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20 June 2024
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Of the 4,000 migrant workers interviewed, over half were underpaid. Most knew this, but 9 in 10 did nothing. One went to court – but recovered none of their wages. It is not clear that wages claims are being systematically resolved via other legal forums or by the Fair Work Ombudsman, the report said.

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