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LABOUR MINISTRY RECOUPS $15M FROM EMPLOYERS IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2022 FOR BREACHES TO STAFF

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The Ministry of Labour has recovered more than $15M on behalf of workers who were victims of unpaid overtime and other significant breaches of the Labour laws for the year so far. Timeka Rodney has the details.

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