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Kelowna contractor ordered to pay $90k in unpaid wages to temporary foreign workers

Kelowna contractor ordered to pay $90k in unpaid wages to temporary foreign workers © Provided by Global News construction worker putting decorative plaster on house exterior A Kelowna-based construction business has been ordered to dish out more than $90,000 in unpaid wages to three former employees hired under the Temporary Foreign Workers Program. The three workers were hired by Everlasting Stucco in 2018 as stucco plasterers and were listed on the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) issued by Service Canada as prospective employees of Harkanwaldeep Singh, according to an appeal decision from the B.C. Employment Standards Tribunal. The initial employment contracts were signed between Singh and each of the employees and contained the duration of the contract, a description of the job, wages, and other conditions.

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Kelowna contractor found exploiting foreign workers ordered to pay $90K

Kelowna contractor found exploiting foreign workers ordered to pay $90K A Kelowna contractor found guilty of exploiting foreign workers will have to shell out more than $90,000 in unpaid wages. According to an appeal decision from the BC Employment Standards Tribunal, local firm Everlasting Stucco and Stone hired three workers under the Temporary Foreign Workers program in 2018. The workers were hired for two year terms as stucco plasterers, but had their contracts reworked a month later resulting in a $10 wage reduction as well as removing overtime and statutory holiday pay. According to the labour tribunal, the three workers never agreed with the changes, but didn t report it for fear of jeopardizing their immigration status.

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Contractor ordered to pay $90K in unpaid wages to foreign workers - Kelowna News

Contractor ordered to pay $90K in unpaid wages to foreign workers - Kelowna News
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Governments Improve Food Safety in Ontario s Licensed Meat Plants Investment will protect and enhance animal welfare

Date Time Share Governments Improve Food Safety in Ontario’s Licensed Meat Plants Investment will protect and enhance animal welfare From: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing up to $1.8 million to improve food safety, animal welfare and biosecurity at provincial abattoirs. Nearly 50 projects are being supported to help modernize meat plants and ensure they continue to produce high-quality, Ontario meat products. The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing up to $1.8 million to improve food safety, animal welfare and biosecurity at provincial abattoirs. Nearly 50 projects are being supported to help modernize meat plants and ensure they continue to produce high-quality, Ontario meat products.

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