Abdullah-Al Mahmud

27/03/2025

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02/03/2025

17/02/2025

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A United Petroleum franchise has 'shown no remorse' after being slapped with hefty penalties of almost $180,000 for underpaying four Indian and Bangladesh workers more than $20,000 at his Kingston and Sandy Bay United outlets.

An investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman revealed the four migrant workers were paid flat rates between $16 and $23 per hour, falling 'well below' legal requirements for minimum wages, overtime and penalty rates for weekend, public holiday and afternoon-shift work.

KLM Foods Pty Ltd must pay $135,143 in fines, with its director Loveleen Gupta to pay an additional $44,078.

Gupta had deliberately provided workers with falsified pay slips and submitted fraudulent timesheets to the FWO, with the Ombudsman also finding he forced one worker to make an unlawful cashback payment of $6,353 to the company.

Judge Karl Blake said Gupta had shown no remorse and had not apologised for underpaying his “vulnerable workers”.

13/02/2025

Day by day it getting hard to cope cup with rules 😔

30/01/2025

30/01/2025