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Posts Tagged with 7-Eleven

Published July 17, 2016

7-Eleven franchise penalised $150,000

In a further development in the 7-Eleven saga, another franchise has been penalised by the Federal Court for underpaying its workers. The case is the fifth 7-Eleven investigation to be decided in court, with three pending.

In what seems a … Read the rest

Published June 26, 2016

Brisbane 7-Eleven Franchisee fined a record $400,000 for underpaying staff

The Federal Circuit Court, in proceeding commenced by the Fair Work Ombudsman, has handed down a record penalty of more than $400,000 against the operators of a 7-Eleven store which, according to the Ombudsman, ‘systematically exploited its workers’. Court proceeding … Read the rest

Published May 13, 2016

The 7-Eleven Saga Continues

A little over a week since the Federal Court’s finding of underpayment by 7-Eleven for two workers (read more about the case here), 7-Eleven has ended its independent compensation panel into underpayment of workers. The company will now use … Read the rest

Published May 3, 2016

Federal Court imposes record fine on 7-Eleven franchisee for underpayment of employees

The Federal Court yesterday handed down the largest fine yet applied for the underpayment of employees, ordering that a 7-Eleven franchisee pay a total of $214,000 for underpaying two workers.

Judge Justin Smith justified the record fine by stating that … Read the rest

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