02/01/2025
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Following a raft of underpayment scandals, the Fair Work Ombudsman has announced that from 1 January 2025, individuals found to have deliberately underpaid workers could face up to 10 years in prison and fines of A$1.65 million, under new federal laws criminalising wage theft.
The legislation follows a number of years of employee underpayments involving major corporations including Woolworths, Commonwealth Bank, Qantas, Super Retail Group, NAB, BHP, 7-Eleven and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
Get the lowdown on what you need to do to ensure you remain on the right side of prison bars at:
https://www.barebonesconsulting.com.au/new-criminal-underpayment-laws/