
Local Subways face legal action for allegedly underpaying staff
UPDATED: Two Glenelg Subway outlets are at the centre of legal action for allegedly underpaying three former staff members between 2017 and 2019.
UPDATED: Two Glenelg Subway outlets are at the centre of legal action for allegedly underpaying three former staff members between 2017 and 2019.
Woolworths has upped its estimated staff underpayments to $315 million and says the final amount could still be higher once a review into the nine-year scandal is complete.
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More than $300,000 has been returned to cafe and restaurant workers after a tactical Fair Work sting at four capital city food hotspots found 75 per cent of businesses were breaking the law.
Woolworths has been slapped with an employee class action that alleges its underpayment scandal is far worse than the current $300 million estimate.
Supermarket giant Woolworths owes 5,700 staff as much as $300 million in underpaid wages dating back over nine years.
More than $40 million in unpaid wages was handed back to Australian workers in the past financial year.